Rarest eye-colours in the World

Gray Less than 1% of the world population has gray eyes. Different ethnic groups and geographical areas influence the variations of it.

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Green Green eyes exist in around 2% of the global population. These are more common in some European countries such as Iceland and Ireland.

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Hazel 10% of the world’s population has hazel eyes, and experts believe it comes from a combination of orange, green, and gold.

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Blue Blue eyes are less common compared with other eye colors; the world population of those with blue eyes is about 8 – 10%.

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Heterochromia Heterochromia is a condition that results in a person having two different colored eyes. The left eye might be brown while the right eye is blue!

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Anisocoria Anisocoria is when one pupil is larger than the other pupil. This can make someone look like they have two different eye colors when they do not.

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Albino Eyes Albino eyes may result in unique eye colors that include violet, pink, or red. This is the result of extremely low quantities of melanin and may sometimes be present throughout the body, including the hair and skin.

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