To determine your iris color look at the overall colors especially to the edge of your iris where it meets the sclera, (the white portion of the eye).
Originally or long-ago iris color was associated with geographic location by latitude. Peoples inhabiting around the equator and just a bit north were home to brown eye people. Going north into Europe the eyes became green, and still further north became blue in the Scandinavian countries. Due to travel and interbreeding, the purity of the associated tendencies of eyes color have been diluted and hybrid. Ingenious peoples (brown) who are naturally grounded and practical, community, tribal oriented have integrated into western culture technology and the rest of the world and so on. We are one world today a melting pot of inter-continental breeding and hybriding. Hence color plays a less significant role in personality and behavior interpretation but serves a great role in initiating the process of determining your own iris type. Color is the easiest to read so let’s start there.
Blues eyes are easy, however, they may develop rust colors, gain greenish tones, or become whiter, but usually not to excessive.
There are many shades of green and darker rust, to brown pigments that form more towards the surface and can cover a significant portion of the eye.
Over half the world’s population has brown eyes. There are even more shades of brown, from light to almost black. The true brown or hematogenic eye can be light to very dark almost black in appearance, virtually “impossible” to see the structure. Fortunately, with digital images use any picture editing program where you can adjust the brightness and contrast. By increasing the brightness and contrast the structure we are looking for will be become visible. ALL THE BROWN EYES HAVE BEEN DIGITALLY ALTERED FOR VIEWING PURPOSES ONLY. If you have deep Lacunae they may appear an off-white color, this is only flash reflection, not actual iris color. The exception is a white ring at the periphery of the eye where it meets the white or sclera, this is very common in the brown eye.
”T” represents the Thinking Type, “E” the Emotional Type. The core nature of Level 1 eyes are intuitive, empathic and sensitive Level 2 is the classic version of Emotional or Thinking, and Level 3’s are the most motivated, dynamic, and eclectic. When you determine your type and level you can listen to all colors of your type: for example, if you are a T2 Green then listen to T2 Brown and T2 Blue, for a more comprehensive understanding of your type
Now Click on your iris color from there you can determine your primary personality type.