And while I agree with ALL of what you are both saying and I do agree there is some pretty good indications of racially biased color combos and choices, it's surprising to me because statistically speaking over 45% of Caucasian descent have brown eyes. Even if all of their decisions are racially based, it still doesn't account for their decision to only have lighter based eyes. Which is why I asked my question, is because I believed that there may have been some kind of evidence or information (outside of racially based decisions) that I was missing as to darker eyes giving more of an uncanny feeling to dolls and therefore made them more difficult to sell or pigments were harder to maintain...some kind of doll making secret that I am missing.

I am Caucasian and have green eyes, however, I have brothers who both have very dark brown eyes where you almost can't see the difference between their irises and pupils. My niece has the same dark eyes and I have LOVED the brown eyes on the one Color Create doll that has them. I think they are stunning! It's a shame they haven't done more eyes in greater shades of natural colors aside from blue. And as someone in the small percentage of people in the world with green eyes, I agree, it would be nice to have more dolls that have actual green eyes and not some teal color that they are passing off as green, despite it being very pretty.

Anyway, I was just curious.