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Dress for Excess
Lavishness is the perception of gold, and regal are those who wear it. Closely related to yellow, orange, and even brown, gold can be seen as both warm and cold. Associated with wealth and prosperity, gold is the highest prize.
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Getting the gold medal in the Olympics is monumental, and getting the gold star in kindergarten can have the same effect. Reaching the fiftieth anniversary in a romantic relationship warrants a gift of gold, and wedding bands are typically cast in gold. Gold is also what financially backs money, at least here in the United States, which is funny, considering green symbolises money. The pieces of paper are exchanged as sort of I-Owe-Yous for gold. Gold stands for praise, excellence, and wealth, and an excess of any can always present the possibility of suddenly turning for the worst.
With blue, gold becomes a symbol of credibility and financial dependability. With green or brown, gold becomes a bit more down to earth. And with red, gold becomes a great deal more lavish and rich.
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indiethou…13 Jun, 2007 @ 2:19 PM
i've discovered that i'm not really fond of the colour gold. it seems so gaudy these days. here's some love anyway:

 
lizcrimso…14 Jun, 2007 @ 7:48 AM
i've been thinking the same thing lately. even my wedding ring is silver. i like bits of gold, but not a lot. i'm a more earthy person. gold is such a hard colour to make, too.
 
GamehenGr…14 Jun, 2007 @ 12:02 PM
I've never been fond of the color gold myself, even yellow itself sometimes bugs me (but that's probably a result of the web's early bad design practices ;) I much prefer silver. In fact, my fella and I have talked about using white gold for our rings, so that he can have gold but I don't have to wear that off-brass color I'm un-fond of.
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