Murano Green

Murano Green (Muranogrün, code 22C) is a dark, deeply saturated non-metallic solid green with a distinctive teal-blue cast that sets it apart from more conventionally warm greens like Oak or Olive. The hex places it firmly in the blue-green zone — deeper and more saturated than Mint Green, cooler and more jewel-like than Irish Green, closer in character to the glass-making traditions of the Venetian island whose name it bears. Murano is famous for its centuries-old glass artistry, and the name evokes the deep, saturated blue-greens of that island's most prized pieces. The color was available primarily during the early 1990s on the 911, 928, and 968, where it appeared as part of the jewel-toned palette expansion that characterized that period's more expressive color offerings. Rennbow places it in the three-paint-can rarity category, indicating genuine but not extreme rarity — consistent with a color that was unusual enough to generate interest without being invisible in the market.