Cyan Minecraft blocks

The hex values

The whole family as text, lightest first, ready to paste into a palette, a map-art planner or a shader.

#65f5e3  Block of Diamond
#6eb9ae  Prismarine Brick Slab
#6eb9ae  Prismarine Brick Stairs
#6eb9ae  Prismarine Bricks
#5ea496  Prismarine
#5ea496  Prismarine Slab
#5ea496  Prismarine Stairs
#5ea496  Prismarine Wall
#3b9997  Stripped Warped Hyphae
#01c4ca  Soul Fire
#398886  Warped Button
#398886  Warped Fence
#398886  Warped Fence Gate
#398886  Warped Planks
#398886  Warped Pressure Plate
#398886  Warped Slab
#398886  Warped Stairs
#398886  Warped Stem
#368a88  Stripped Warped Stem
#398786  Warped Door
#398786  Warped Sign
#398887  Warped Trapdoor
#398786  Warped Wall Sign
#24949c  Cyan Concrete Powder
#318c87  Warped Shelf
#318c89  Warped Hanging Sign
#318c89  Warped Wall Hanging Sign
#119b85  Nether Sprouts
#119b85  Twisting Vines Plant
#129a99  Cyan Bed
#169698  Cyan Carpet
#169698  Cyan Wool
#4a595a  Gray Candle
#167e86  Warped Roots
#167e86  Warped Wart Block
#157788  Cyan Concrete
#157788  Cyan Glazed Terracotta
#0f6968  Cyan Candle

Where the colour comes from

Each colour is measured, not chosen: the block's textures are read out of the client jar, transparent pixels are dropped, the rest are quantised to four bits per channel and the largest group is the dominant colour. It is converted to HSL to pick the family — hue first, with saturation and lightness deciding white, grey, black and brown, since brown is a dark or muted red, orange or yellow rather than a hue of its own.

No block in this family is tinted at render time, so every colour here is the texture file exactly as it ships. The blocks the game does tint end up in red and green.

One state per block, the resting one the inventory shows, and one render each at fit=block so a torch and a full cube are drawn at the same scale. Every block here links to its own page, where the same colour is listed next to the textures it came from.