Diamantine Beam throughout Dancing

#c3abdc RGB(195,171,220)

About this color

Diamantine Beam throughout Dancing reads as light and moderate — a violet tone recorded at #c3abdc, RGB(195, 171, 220).

#c3abdcRGB(195, 171, 220)

HSL 269° · 41% saturation · 77% lightness

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Psychology

Lighter violets feel dreamy and imaginative — lavender fields, twilight skies, and gentle nostalgia.

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History

Mauveine, the first synthetic dye, was discovered by accident in 1856 by eighteen-year-old William Perkin — a purple that sparked an industrial revolution in colour.

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Design use

A light violet like this is most useful as backgrounds, cards, and large surface areas where readability of dark text is the priority. It recedes quietly, allowing content to take the lead.

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Colour pairings

In terms of colour combinations, pair this violet with gold and cream for a rich, considered palette, or with sage and natural linen for something quieter and more contemplative.

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Color formats

Name
Diamantine Beam throughout Dancing
HEX
#c3abdc
RGB
rgb(195,171,220)
RGB%
rgb(76.5%,67.1%,86.3%)
HSL
hsl(269,41%,77%)
HSV
hsv(269,22%,86%)
CMYK
cmyk(11,22,0,14)
LAB
lab(73,18,-22)
LCH
lch(73,28,309)
sRGB
(0.765,0.671,0.863)
HEX8
#c3abdcff
CSS Name
Decimal
195171220

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Color info

Lightness
77%
Saturation
41%
Hue
269°
Chroma
28
Temperature
WarmCool
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