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Answers (2) If you die naturally, your eye's color will not change. If you die because of some diseases, your eye's color may be changed. If there is something wrong with your liver, your eyes may become yellow when you die. The color of the eyes will not change if you are in the healthy state. Thus you could observe the health of the eyes from the color of the eyes.
What is surprising to me is that eye color doesn't change more often. Eye color is determined by lots of different genes but it all boils down to how much pigment you have in the front part of your iris at any one time. Lots of pigment means brown eyes, a little bit, blue eyes. Other colors come from intermediate amounts of pigment. The genes involved in eye color determine how much pigment gets made, how quickly it is degraded and where in your iris to put it. In other words, eye color is an ongoing process that is not necessarily set in stone. So all that has to happen to change eye color is to change the final amount of pigment in your eye.