Known for its sweet pansy face and long thick coat of hair the Persian cat is one of the most popular breed of cats out there. They stand upon short legs and have well formed muscular body inside the fluffy coat.

There are many variations in the Persian cat breeding including the hair color and different characteristics. The cats have been divided into groups and some are more valuable than others based on the owner’s preference.

Following below is a list of some of the exotic Persian cats:

The brilliant white is perhaps the most popular variety of this exotic cat. Solid colored Persians are greatly valued. The long white hair coupled with pink nose leather and paw pads give the white Persian a majestic appearance.

The deep blue or copper colored eyes are mesmerizing and make them exotic then combined with the white hair.

Another solid colored beauty is the rich chocolate brown version of the Persian cat. With its deep brown chin and lips and contrasting red leather on the nose and paws this cat is truly a awe inspiring ball of color.

Silver & Golden Persian Cats

The most beautiful silver colored version is the Chinchilla silver Persian cat. The pure white undercoat is magnificently offset by the black paint on the back, head, tail and flanks.

This color combination makes the Persian cat luminous and shiny like silver. The Chinchilla silver Persian has lovely white ear tufts, chin, chest and stomach while the rims off its eyes, lips and nose are outlined with solid black.

Smoke Persian Cats

Of the smoky version, the red Chinchilla or the shell cameo is an very popular variety of the Persian cat. It has a beautiful white undercoat topped off with red tips on the tail, flanks, head and back.

Even the face and legs have tipped hair making it a truly brilliant cat that stands out from the rest.

Tortoise Shell Persians

Another kind of Persian cat gets its name from the shades of black and red tipped hair that covers its white undercoat, and is named the tortoiseshell Persian.

The unique color combination has contributed to the popularity of the tortoiseshell Persian cat.

Tabby Division Color Cats

Similar to the Tabby cat this Persian cat has the markings which are clearly defined and narrow pencil strokes that move up in a pattern of rings on its legs and goes all the way across the body.

The forehead is marked with an M like shape and two long lines run all the way down from its eyes across the spine making it one of the most coveted exotic Persian cats.