It doesn’t matter which shade of blue you choose, if you’re wondering what goes with gold, any hue of blue with work. Blue and gold work fabulously together.

mix roughly 2 parts blue to 1 part red to make violet; mix equal part yellow and blue to make green. You may also want to try this with a Gamblin Cadmium Yellow Light. The mixtures are totally different and beautiful.

Pair a Color with Purple

• Lilac + Blue. Lilac + Blue.
• Eggplant + Dark Blue. Purple + Dark Blue.
• Plum + Brown. Purple + Brown.
• Dark Purple + Stone. Purple + Tan.
• Purple + Dark Gray. Purple + Dark Gray.
• Amethyst + Light Gray. Purple + Light Gray.
• Purple + Pale Green. Purple + Green.
• Purple + Mustard. Purple + Dark Yellow.

pale green

As I mentioned earlier, previously white gold or silver accessories would have been a natural with anything grey. However, just like the home trend, grey outfits are being accessorized with yellow gold jewelry and watches, and it works! Again the warmth of the gold really mixes so well with the pale grey. Love!

Wearing gold and silver together helps spice up your look and any extra splash of color will be accented by the two precious metals. While there can be a temptation to wear more jewelry to amplify your unique style, it is possible to overwhelm the eyes when combining gold and silver.

It might not look great to wear yellow-gold rings on the same hand as your engagement ring. But other rings in gold, silver or both are fine to wear on the other, non-engagement-ring hand. Mixing metals, in fact, is becoming ever more popular.

yellow

Silver is a solid color visually characterized by a sleek, metallic shine and typically associated with the color gray. The best way to achieve a silver tone is by creating multiple shades of gray through the mix of black and white.

The pros of rose gold include that it’s: Often more affordable than other metals because copper—the alloy used to make rose gold—costs less. Very durable due to the strength of copper—making rose gold tougher than yellow or white gold. A complement to all skin tones.

Rose gold is a blend, or an alloy of pure 24 karat yellow gold, copper and silver.

Rose gold will accentuate the pink undertone in your skin, hence it is not a good choice. Yellow gold is possible but not the best option. For a light skin tone, we recommend white gold, especially if you also have blonde hair. While you can wear rose and yellow gold, white gold will always look best on your skin tone.

A key difference between rose gold and white gold is that the color of rose gold will never fade, unlike white gold’s color. To make white gold white, gold is first combined with copper, nickel and zinc and then covered with a thin layer of another metal – rhodium – which gives white gold its bright white finish.

Yes, you can shower with your solid gold jewelry. Wearing it in the shower will not harm the metal itself, whether it is yellow gold, rose gold, or white gold. You should know, however, that showering with your solid gold jewelry will cause it to lose its shine over time.

The Benefits of Rose Gold Engagement Rings Rose gold rings are very durable, more so than yellow or white gold (not as strong as platinum, though). They’re also surprisingly affordable. Rose gold does not require rhodium plate either, like white gold does.

Copper tends to oxidize over time, so the color of your rose gold ring could actually change. Your perfect pink ring could become darker and redder. This may or may not be a con, depending on your personal preference. Some people think this only adds to the antique appeal and makes it more beautiful over time.

Maintenance Level: Medium-to-high. This color lasts about 6-8 shampoos, so if you can just wash your hair once a week, it could last a couple of months.