Aquamarine Color Code
Aquamarine·#7FFFD4
Aquamarine is a mid-tone, high-saturation CSS named color at #7FFFD4. If you searched for aquamarine hex code, 7FFFD4, or aquamarine RGB, this page gives the exact color value, conversion formats, contrast checks, nearby colors, and links into the lookup and converter workflows.
Tonal Scale
Contrast Checks
White text on this color
Buttons, badges, and filled actions.
Dark text on this color
Large headings and selective UI.
This color on light surface
Links, borders, and icons on light UI.
Professional Reference
- Aquamarine is kept as an exact CSS named color for #7FFFD4.
- Queries for aquamarine color code, 7FFFD4, or aquamarine RGB usually need the value first, then contrast and implementation context.
Accessibility Matrix
White text on this color
White text placed on the current color.
Dark text on this color
Dark text or headings on the current color.
This color on light surface
Use this color for links, strokes, or icons on light UI.
This color on dark surface
Use this color inside dark shells for strokes, tags, or icons.
Where It Works
- Use it for success states, support actions, ecology cues, and stable positive feedback.
- Very bright greens need contrast testing before they become buttons or text backgrounds.
- Pair with white, charcoal, soft neutrals, and nearby teal or yellow-green colors.
Reference Notes
Aquamarine is sourced from the published CSS Standard Colors library and retained here as a searchable reference swatch for product and interface reference work.
Natural greens for sustainability and calm systems.
Related Colors
Palette Starting Points
Implementation Snippets
:root {
--color-aquamarine: #7FFFD4;
--color-aquamarine-rgb: 127 255 212;
}class="bg-[#7FFFD4] text-white"
class="hover:bg-[#5BB899] ring-1 ring-[#7FFFD4]"{
"aquamarine": "#7FFFD4",
"aquamarineRgb": [127, 255, 212],
"aquamarineHsl": [160, 100, 75]
}