Hi guys, everyone i meet says different things so i'll let you be the final judge! Theres a green ring like thing around my pupils but i couldn't really find a picture with both of my eyes that show it, and i didn't want to disregard the sub roles but if anyone thinks it's important for the final verdict ill put it in the comments! (i hope that's okay) Thanks in advance! 🫶

I've been told they were brown my entire life but now I see a little bit of green in them as well?

From what i can tell my eyes are blue and that i (might) have some form of either sectoral or central heterochromia, but they doesnt fully "fit" into the examples ive seen of either

The one joke i keep going back to is that my eyes really wanted to be hazel, but failed miserably to do so lol

They can look so different in different lights

Usually I was told green

Everyone thinks they're dark brown. I think there's some green and gray?

Hey everyone!

I’ve always thought my eyes were just a standard brown, but depending on the light, they seem to change a lot.

The close-up photo shows them with the selfie camera flash.

The other photo is taken in direct, warm daylight/sunlight.

When the light hits them directly, they show this really warm, golden/honey-like glow. Some people told me it looks like amber-brown, while others just see regular brown because they look darker in normal room light.

What specific shade or category do you think this falls into? Is it a classic light brown, honey, or would you consider it amber-brown?

Curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks in advance!

They were green for a while but I think they've gone hazel now? Interested to see what people think!

I would say hazel nowadays but I used to think brown. One seems very greenish, the other very brownish.

I'm new to these subs, sorry if crossposting isn't allowed.

Please tell me cause idk if I should just say hazel cause the color doesn’t really blend like Hazel imo and it looks like brown central Heterochromia to me but I could be wrong.

(Jaundice comments incoming...)