85 Types of Blue Violet

John Spacey, April 15, 2023

Blue violet is the range of indigo colors between blue and violet on the visible spectrum of light. These are often floral and berry colors that are rare in nature such that they can feel unique but uncomfortable. Blue violet colors are also heavily associated with the ancient pigment ultramarine and dye indigo. These were both well known to the ancient and middle ages such that they are steeped in much culture and lore. For example, dark ultramarine has symbolized status in Europe since antiquity. The following are common blue violet colors.

Dark Royal Blue
#000d50

Indigo Navy
#031d4d

Dark Royal Blue #2
#050e41

Navy Blue
#07185d

Midnight Blueberry
#0b075a

Ultramarine
#120a8f

Royal Blueberry
#142462

Dark Navy Blue
#170036

Midnight Navy Blue
#182d55

Royal Blue
#1900b8

Dark Plum Blue
#1b0040

Royal Ultramarine
#1b1661

Dark Indigo Blue
#1b3453

Violet Denim
#1c0a5b

Indigo #2
#1d1176

Midnight Indigo
#24274c

Royal Indigo
#251a84

Eggplant Blue
#2a1b62

Dark Blueberry
#2b114f

Oxford Orchid
#2c126f

Dark Blue Violet
#2d356e

Deep Indigo
#331258

Deep Blue Violet
#37006b

Indigo Blue
#3827cc

Electric Blueberry
#3b0f99

Blue Violet #3
#3d2c92

Island Indigo
#3e239f

Blueberry Violet
#3e2a59

Electric Ultramarine
#3f00ff

Midnight Plum
#401056

Deep Blueberry
#402e66

Galactic Indigo
#410898

Blue Violet #2
#462d7c

Dull Blue Violet
#47548d

Dark Thistle Blue
#4a428a

Indigo
#4b0082

Periwinkle Blue
#4e5dba

Bright Blueberry
#5111fb

Royal Cornflower Blue
#554dce

Dusky Indigo
#565781

Blue Violet
#571ea3

Neon Blueberry
#5900ff

Grapes Blue
#5d17ce

Hyacinth
#5f5c8d

Dull Thistle
#62457b

Ash Blue Violet
#63648f

Electric Indigo
#6600ff

Iris Blue
#6877f0

Blue Lilac
#6d71c8

Tangy Blueberry
#6f71fb

Light Grape
#7251ff

Gloomy Hyacinth
#757896

Disco Blueberry
#7739ef

Dark Blueberry Violet
#784c7f

Flat Amethyst Blue
#7e6dc3

Indigo Orchid
#8400ff

Light Blueberry
#8666aa

Amethyst Blue
#8679ff

Periwinkle Jam
#8a80ce

Blueberry Violet #2
#8c29c8

Dark Periwinkle
#8e96c0

Flat Periwinkle
#8e9bc4

Classic Periwinkle
#91aee7

Neon Heliotrope
#934ee9

Eggshell Indigo
#9485c3

Orchid Blue
#9da1e2

Cold Periwinkle
#9db7f6

Lavender Blue
#a3a7f3

Wisteria Blue
#a3b1f2

Winter Periwinkle
#a3bff6

Neon Heather
#a5a2e7

Thistle
#b4a3d6

Lavender Pearl
#b4bee6

Lunar Iris
#c0d2e7

Lilac Blue
#c4c9ff

Periwinkle
#ccccff

Blueberry Milk
#cccfff

Pastel Periwinkle
#ccdcff

Pastel Wisteria
#cfc9ff

Lilac
#d1c9ff

Cold Mauve
#d6dbff

Light Lavender
#e6edff

Glazed Periwinkle
#e8e8ff

Lavender White
#f1f0ff

Hyacinth White
#f8f2ff

The history and culture of blue violet color emerged around the dye ultramarine that was historically expensive such that it came to symbolize high status institutions in Europe.

Indigo dye which produces blue violet colors has been used by human civilizations for around 6000 years.

On some color wheels, the spectrum of light between blue and violet is known as indigo.

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