If you’ve arrived at this page intentionally, there’s a fair chance you’re familiar with the Golden Ratio (or Golden Section) and its representation (rounded-off) of Phi (Φ) as 1.618. Phi is calculated as (1 + √5) / 2 while its counterpart phi (φ) has the value (√5 – 1) / 2.

As an irrational number, decimal expansions of phi neither terminate nor become periodic (repeating a fixed cycle of digits). In other words, you won’t find repeating patterns anywhere in the entire sequence of digits (or their corresponding colors represented here).

Here’s the decimal value of phi (read as ordinary text, beginning with 0.618033988749…) expanded out to 10,080 places and grouped in chunks of six digits in sequence, each accompanied by its hexadecimal color equivalent.