34 Types of Purple Blue

John Spacey, April 12, 2023

Purple-blue colors are blues that are tinged with purple or violet. The dark varieties of these such as navy blue are traditionally formal colors due to their historical association with ultramarine, an extremely expensive dye, that was used to symbolize status in Europe from antiquity through to the middle ages. The light varieties of purple-blue are typically floral colors. The following are common types of purple-blue color.

Dark Navy Blue
#000010

Dark Royal Blue
#000d50

Sapphire Blue
#003ca7

Navy Blue
#090c60

Dark Purple Blue #2
#120228

Ultramarine
#120a8f

Royal Blue
#142462

Dark Amethyst Blue
#160a40

Dark Purple Blue
#17105d

Denim
#1b4b71

Peacock Blue
#1c23c1

Eggplant Blue #2
#230b41

Purple Blue#2
#2531c8

Blueberry
#2853be

Navy Blue #2
#2a3945

Lapis Blue
#2a42bc

Dark Blueberry
#314159

Indigo Blue
#3827cc

Purple Blue #3
#3c1d8a

Violet Blue
#3c29d2

Heather Blue
#3f4868

Purple Blue
#483f75

Orchid Blue
#4c3d99

Faded Purple Blue
#585b93

Eggplant Blue
#5d4e6e

Grape Blue
#6945d5

Lavender Blue
#6e6cd0

Bluebell Blue
#7074ad

Lilac Blue
#737fe4

Fuchsia Blue
#7570ff

Light Blueberry
#896594

Mauve Blue
#8a7af0

Cornflower Purple
#8c98ff

Periwinkle
#ccccff

Purple and violet are strange colors in that they are perceived as similar but originate with different types of light whereby purple is red+blue and violet is a pure spectral color from a short wavelength of light.

Blue + violet is an entire range of colors known as indigo.

Blue + purple produces similar colors that may be perceived as either blue or purple depending on the person and the culture surrounding the color.