Blueazure

Blueazure is a term used in color naming to describe a hue that sits between blue and azure on the color wheel. In practical usage, blueazure typically denotes a cool, medium-light blue with noticeable cyan or greenish undertones. The exact shade can vary by context and color system, and there is no universally standardized definition for blueazure.

In digital color spaces, blueazure commonly appears as a color with high blue and green components and relatively low red, producing a vivid but calm appearance. The term is encountered in branding and design literature as a descriptive name for a particular range of blues used to convey trust, clarity, and freshness, especially in technology, healthcare, and maritime contexts. The term can be used interchangeably with related color descriptors such as azure-blue or cyan-blue, but differences in perception and naming conventions mean that practitioners should specify precise color values (for example via hex, RGB, or CMYK) when communicating exact tones.

Blueazure is often considered part of the broader blue family and is a subset of cool colors; it can harmonize with neutrals such as white, gray, or charcoal, and pair with complementary accents like orange or coral to create contrast. See also azure, blue, cyan, teal, color theory.