A mix of blue and green, turquoise has a sweet feminine feel while the darker teal shades add lively sophistication. Explore the symbolism of the color turquoise and find the right shade of turquoise for your next desktop publishing or Web design project include light, medium, or dark shades of turquoise, aquamarine, cyan, and teal.
Turquoise
Turquoise
A blend of blue and green, shades of turquoise have the same calming effects of those colors. Like the mineral, turquoise shades range from almost sky blue to deep greenish blues. The SVG color keyword turquoise produces this color.
- Hex #40E0D0
- RGB 64,224,208
Pale Turquoise
Pale Turquoise
Pale turquoise (SVG color keyword paleturquoise) is a watery blue with feminine appeal.
- Hex #AEEEEE
- RGB 174,238,238
Medium Turquoise
Medium Turquoise
Medium turquoise (SVG color keyword mediumturquoise) has a bit of an old-fashioned 50s and 60s retro feel.
- Hex #48D1CC
- RGB 72,209,204
Dark Turquoise
Dark Turquoise
Dark turquoise is a medium blue-green. It's SVG color keyword is darkturquoise.
- Hex #00CED1
- RGB 0,206,209
Turquoise Blue
Turquoise Blue
Despite the name, this shade of turquoise sports a bit more bright green than blue.
- Hex #00C78C
- RGB 0,199,140
Manganese Blue
Manganese Blue
A bit bluer than Turquoise Blue, Manganese Blue is between turquoise and teal in tone.
- Hex #03A89E
- RGB 3,168,158
Cyan (Aqua)
Cyan (Aqua)
- Hex #00FFFF
- RGB 0,255,255
Light Cyan
Light Cyan
The SVG keyword of lightcyan produces this pale blue-green color.
- Hex #E0FFFF
- RGB 224,255,255
Dark Cyan
Dark Cyan
The SVG color keyword darkcyan is this blue-green color that's close to teal.
- Hex #008B8B
- RGB 0,139,139
Aquamarine
Aquamarine
The SVG color keyword aquamarine is this blue-green color that's a little less bright than plain old aqua.
- Hex #7FFFD4
- RGB 127,255,212
