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Tyrian purple
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PANTONE 689
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#923C6CRGB:
146, 60, 108CMYK:
24, 89, 5, 37HSL:
327°, 59%, 57%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Twilight lavenderin PANTONE:
PANTONE 249in RAL Classic:
RAL 4002in RAL Design:
RAL 340 40 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 510-6in NCS:
NCS S 3040-R30B 2024-09-05 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 689?
PANTONE 689 is a color code that belongs to the PANTONE Color Matching System (PMS), which is a standardized system for identifying and reproducing colors across different media and industries.
PANTONE 689 is a dark purple color with a hex value of #923C6C.
It has a red component of 57.25%, a green component of 23.53%, and a blue component of 42.35% in the RGB color space.
PANTONE 689 is a dark purple color with a hex value of #923C6C.
It has a red component of 57.25%, a green component of 23.53%, and a blue component of 42.35% in the RGB color space.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 689 color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
RAL Classic
RAL 9005
RAL 4003
RAL 4004
RAL 1034
RAL 1013
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 689'
The Enchanted Hue
Long time ago, far away, in the coastal town of Marigold Cove, the mornings were painted in hues of pastel pink and deep ocean blue. Here, the sea was a living artist, shifting colors with every sunrise and sunset. Anna Powell, a local fisherman with a heart as vast as the ocean, often found herself mesmerized by the changing shades of the sea. Her favorite was a soft, enchanting purple she had never seen anywhere else. It was her personal secret, a color she felt was magic itself.
Anna’s friend Raphael Goowanni worked in the town’s textile factory. He was a master of dyeing fabrics, a skill he inherited from his family. Despite his expertise, Raphael struggled to capture the elusive shade Anna cherished. Every time he attempted to reproduce it, the color turned out either too vibrant or too muted.
One day, Anna brought Raphael a sample of a fabric she had found washed ashore, stained with the very color she adored. Raphael's eyes sparkled with determination. He vowed to reproduce the color and make it the signature of his textile line.
The challenge was immense. Raphael experimented with different pigments, mixing and matching in endless combinations. He labored for days, his hands stained with every shade imaginable. Anna often visited, sharing cups of tea and tales of the sea, while Raphael toiled away.
One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, Raphael finally struck gold. He created a dye that perfectly matched the magical shade Anna loved. The color was soft yet vibrant, evoking the tranquility of dawn and the depth of twilight. He named it "PANTONE 689," a tribute to the town’s coastal charm and the number he believed would bring fortune.
Excitedly, Raphael and Anna decided to showcase PANTONE 689 at the annual Marigold Cove Fashion Fair. The town was abuzz with anticipation, and on the day of the fair, Raphael’s collection was adorned in the magical hue. The garments flowed like waves, each piece capturing the enchanting essence of the color.
As models walked the runway, the audience was spellbound. PANTONE 689 stole the show, its ethereal beauty captivating everyone. Fashion critics from afar took notice, and soon, Raphael’s designs were featured in prestigious magazines. The color became a sensation, spreading through the fashion world like wildfire.
Marigold Cove’s charm, embodied in PANTONE 689, drew designers from around the globe, all eager to capture a piece of the town’s magic. Anna and Raphael, once just dreamers, became the heralds of a color that represented hope, creativity, and the special bond between them.
In time, Anna and Raphael’s story became a legend. PANTONE 689 continued to shine brightly in fashion, a reminder of the magic that can happen when dreams are chased with passion and friendship. And in Marigold Cove, every sunset was a tribute to the enchanting hue that changed the world.
Anna’s friend Raphael Goowanni worked in the town’s textile factory. He was a master of dyeing fabrics, a skill he inherited from his family. Despite his expertise, Raphael struggled to capture the elusive shade Anna cherished. Every time he attempted to reproduce it, the color turned out either too vibrant or too muted.
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One day, Anna brought Raphael a sample of a fabric she had found washed ashore, stained with the very color she adored. Raphael's eyes sparkled with determination. He vowed to reproduce the color and make it the signature of his textile line.
The challenge was immense. Raphael experimented with different pigments, mixing and matching in endless combinations. He labored for days, his hands stained with every shade imaginable. Anna often visited, sharing cups of tea and tales of the sea, while Raphael toiled away.
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One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, Raphael finally struck gold. He created a dye that perfectly matched the magical shade Anna loved. The color was soft yet vibrant, evoking the tranquility of dawn and the depth of twilight. He named it "PANTONE 689," a tribute to the town’s coastal charm and the number he believed would bring fortune.
Excitedly, Raphael and Anna decided to showcase PANTONE 689 at the annual Marigold Cove Fashion Fair. The town was abuzz with anticipation, and on the day of the fair, Raphael’s collection was adorned in the magical hue. The garments flowed like waves, each piece capturing the enchanting essence of the color.
As models walked the runway, the audience was spellbound. PANTONE 689 stole the show, its ethereal beauty captivating everyone. Fashion critics from afar took notice, and soon, Raphael’s designs were featured in prestigious magazines. The color became a sensation, spreading through the fashion world like wildfire.
Marigold Cove’s charm, embodied in PANTONE 689, drew designers from around the globe, all eager to capture a piece of the town’s magic. Anna and Raphael, once just dreamers, became the heralds of a color that represented hope, creativity, and the special bond between them.
In time, Anna and Raphael’s story became a legend. PANTONE 689 continued to shine brightly in fashion, a reminder of the magic that can happen when dreams are chased with passion and friendship. And in Marigold Cove, every sunset was a tribute to the enchanting hue that changed the world.
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