Do you have Limbal rings around your iris, the colored part of your eye.

[We Never Know]

I don't have them. Do you? (Everyone runs to look in the mirror to check lol)

"Limbal rings are circular areas of pigment around your iris (the colored part of your eye)."

"Have you ever wondered why some people have black circles that frame the colored part of their eyes, and others don’t?

Those circles, called limbal rings, can vary according to your age, your health, your family history, and several other factors.

Dark, well-defined limbal rings can be seen as a signal of health and attractiveness. As you age, your limbal rings may become less visible, or they might not."

Limbal Rings: What They Are and Who Has Them

Limbal rings are circular areas of pigment around your iris (the colored part of your eye). Most people are born with limbal rings, but as you age, your limbal rings typically become less visible. Learn more.

www.healthline.com

 

[We Never Know]

Does no one here have Limbal rings?

 

[McBell]

Does no one here have Limbal rings?

I am waiting for a poll to reveal that I do not have them.

 

[We Never Know]

I am waiting for a poll to reveal that I do not have them.

Done

 

[VoidCat]

Yes I have them

 

[Onasander]

I have them when looking down, not level.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

I never really noticed before, but yes.

 

[SkepticThinker]

My eyes are so dark that I can't tell.

 

[Mock Turtle]

I've blue eyes, the rings are not as dark as those in the picture, but they are there and possibly wider.

 

[Revoltingest]

I've not looked at my eyes that closely.
But I do have ring around the collar.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

Yes. I have brown eyes but they're still pretty prominent.

 

[We Never Know]

I don't have them. Do you? (Everyone runs to look in the mirror to check lol)

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"Limbal rings are circular areas of pigment around your iris (the colored part of your eye)."

"Have you ever wondered why some people have black circles that frame the colored part of their eyes, and others don’t?

Those circles, called limbal rings, can vary according to your age, your health, your family history, and several other factors.

Dark, well-defined limbal rings can be seen as a signal of health and attractiveness. As you age, your limbal rings may become less visible, or they might not."

Limbal Rings: What They Are and Who Has Them

Limbal rings are circular areas of pigment around your iris (the colored part of your eye). Most people are born with limbal rings, but as you age, your limbal rings typically become less visible. Learn more.

www.healthline.com

Note... From the link..

Takeaway ​

Almost everyone is born with limbal rings, but most people lose them as they age.

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