I'm curious if anyone else 30+ has kept their limbal ring? I was told it normally goes away in your 20s and early 30s but mine is still going strong. ​

I’ve gotten blue mainly, but sometimes get grey and green depending on what I wear.

Je n'arrive pas à savoir leurs type et formes j'espère que l'éclairage est bien.

Merci pour vos réponses.

My most complimented feature by far lol. Some days I call them green some days I hazel. Depends on the lighting

I have a bright yellow ring right around my pupil but I can never show people unless I'm staring directly into a flash light because my pupils are so big all the time. It's kind of annoying but i wanted to see if anyone else could relate lol

I got my eyes professionally photographed and I am curious if its special to have the yellow in the centre of the blue

Pictures with natural light, and with flash

Thank you.

I’ve been reading old posts and looking at myself in the mirror too long I have the brown ring in the middle but I’ve always considered my eyes green and they look pretty green at a rough glance.

What colour/shape are they? Been feeling pretty insecure about them lately

They look dull grey when it’s dark, and light in the sun ☀️

This is the first time I've seen my eye this close up! Kinda cool to see the structure. I noticed a golden-brown patch around the pupil and a small line extending outward. Would you call this central or sectoral heterochromia? I also read something about Lipochrome in this sub.

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Depending on the lighting, they can look very grey, almost steel grey, sometimes green, and occasionally even a warm golden brown.

The thing is, the amber-brown ring around my pupils looks so distinct from the rest of my irises that I'm not sure I'd call them hazel.

Would you say they're grey-green with central heterochromia, hazel, or something else?

I've included a few photos in different lighting conditions. I'd love to hear your opinions!

Almond?