"Hazel-eyed" refers to individuals whose eyes display a mix of colors, primarily green, brown, and gold. This unique eye color can appear to change depending on lighting and the colors of clothing worn. Hazel eyes are often described as warm and inviting, making them a distinctive feature in many people. The genetic basis for hazel eyes involves multiple genes that influence the amount and distribution of melanin in the iris. Unlike blue or green eyes, which are caused by specific genetic variations, hazel eyes result from a combination of these factors, leading to their characteristic color variability.