Welcome to the world of the Elite~The Silver & Golden Persian~possessing shimmering coats which reflect the light in several brilliant shades combined with sparkling Emerald Green or Bahama Blue Eyes~these attributes along with their distinct faces, and affectionate personalities make the Silver & Golden Persians more precious than the coveted metals after which they are named. These graceful creatures enjoy a long history with their first appearance in the show ring in the late 1800’s in England. They are now shown in 4 categories and you can see examples of these at the bottom of this page:)

These are for the discriminating buyer looking for something special~

                   Prices on our Silver & Golden Kittens are from $1600 to $3800

                                        E-mail:  echolakekittens@att.net

Echo Lake's Prince Charming~Darling little Shaded Golden boy who will look just like his Mom (Kate Hudson) He has his Mom's loving disposition right down to the figure 8's around our legs! Prince gives the sweetest sandpaper kisses and would give up chasing butterflies for a chance to snuggle, this one is special:) His eyes will be emerald green or aqua blue...Prince is pet priced at $3500 

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Everyone is familiar with the 'Fancy Feast' kitty~often mistaken for a white cat with green eyes, but in reality the commercial boasts a beautiful example of the Silver breed with a chinchilla coat and vivid green eyes. There are 4 categories designated for this capitavating color division:

(The kittens or cats pictured below are NOT for sale but are pictured for demonstration purposes)

Shaded Silver~meaning that the black tipping extends further down the hair shaft, closer to the white base creating a shadowing appearance. As the hair grows, the black tipping is pushed further from the skin and the coat lightens as the kitten grows into an adult. Example above & below~

Chinchilla Silver~meaning 'light' tipping just on the end of the hair shaft and just lightly dusting the coat creating a look of 'almost white' with very little barring.  *These are far more rare with the most common being 'lightly' shaded*   Chinchilla Silver pictured above & below~

Shaded Golden~meaning that the black tipping extends further down the hair shaft, closer to the honey or apricot base creating a shadowing appearance. As the hair grows, the black tipping is pushed further from the skin and the coat lightens as the kitten grows into an adult. There are several hues of cream to apricot that the base can reflect, depending on the line. Example above & below~

Chinchilla Golden~meaning 'light' tipping just on the end of the hair shaft where the base hair can be a variety of hues, some honey colored, or apricot with several variances.   *These are far more rare with the most common being 'lightly' shaded*   Chinchilla Golden pictured above & below~

"Thousands of years ago, cats were worshiped as gods. Cats have never forgotten this."   -Anonymous