Can you wear gold with silver?

Gold and sil­ver jew­el­ry look good sep­a­rate­ly.

It is believed that yel­low gold can­not be mixed with white or sil­ver, because the sym­bol of the first is the sun, and the sec­ond is the moon, which are oppo­site ele­ments.

But what if you wear most­ly gold items, and you were giv­en a present and real­ly want­ed to buy a sil­ver watch or bracelet?

Do you real­ly have to give up your favorite acces­sories for a while?

Can I wear yel­low gold and nat­ur­al sil­ver?

You will receive answers to these ques­tions by read­ing this arti­cle and make your own deci­sion.

What the clas­sics do not allow, mod­ern fash­ion allows. There are more and more trends in it, when design­ers com­bine gold and sil­ver in their col­lec­tions.

In recent years, there are often jew­el­ry sys­tems in which com­bined pre­cious met­als cre­ate an inter­est­ing and unusu­al visu­al effect — in wed­ding rings, spec­tac­u­lar thick bracelets and volu­mi­nous ear­rings.

Com­bi­na­tions of sil­ver with white gold, which does not dif­fer much in col­or, or com­po­si­tions based on con­trasts in one piece of jew­el­ry have become espe­cial­ly pop­u­lar.

The most strik­ing and most suc­cess­ful exam­ple is the icon­ic Carti­er Trin­i­ty Ring.

Even in some col­lec­tions of Pan­do­ra bracelets and neck­laces, com­bined mod­els appeared.

The main advan­tage of being able to wear nat­ur­al sil­ver and yel­low gold togeth­er is that when choos­ing jew­el­ry, the own­er can afford to buy and safe­ly wear jew­el­ry made of both met­als.

Wear­ing rings or bracelets made of dif­fer­ent alloys on one hand is allowed, because the com­bi­na­tion of a gold ring with a col­ored eye and a thin sil­ver wed­ding band will suit any style. Rings of dif­fer­ent pre­cious met­als can be worn on both hands, but they must be sim­i­lar to each oth­er in terms of gloss or tex­ture.

How­ev­er, it is impor­tant that the jew­el­ry does not just look good togeth­er, but match­es the age, sta­tus and cloth­ing style of the own­er.

Regard­ing whether gold and sil­ver can be worn around the neck, a mas­sive gold chain is in har­mo­ny with a thin sil­ver chain.

Despite the dif­fer­ent col­ors, the same type of prod­ucts from dif­fer­ent met­als are beau­ti­ful­ly com­bined:

• chains or bracelets that are of the same thick­ness and with a sim­i­lar weave;
• pen­dants and bracelets with the same stone. But keep in mind that gold gives dia­monds and stones that imi­tate them a yel­low­ish tint, so it is bet­ter to com­bine them with white met­al;
• rings and ear­rings made of mate­ri­als of the same shade and made in the same style;
• when the ear­rings and chain are gold, it is allowed to wear a sil­ver bracelet.

Many peo­ple often ask about the pos­si­bil­i­ty of wear­ing a gold cross with a sil­ver chain, and vice ver­sa. Today it is accept­able and com­mon in dif­fer­ent coun­tries, because such a pen­dant car­ries a sacred mean­ing.

Pre­vi­ous­ly, this ban was inscribed in the rules of the clas­sic dress code until 2000. In the case of tra­di­tion­al jew­el­ry, espe­cial­ly those that are passed down from gen­er­a­tion to gen­er­a­tion, it is not rec­om­mend­ed to com­bine sil­ver and gold. These are usu­al­ly quite large in size and look great with­out any oth­er addi­tions.

Some­times more mod­ern acces­sories made of the same pre­cious met­al can look bad next to them. This breaks the styling and makes the image unat­trac­tive.

A sil­ver neck­lace around your neck and gold dia­mond ear­rings will always give the impres­sion of ran­dom­ness and chaos.

A roman­tic gold dia­mond ring will look bad with sil­ver mod­ern or pati­nat­ed jew­el­ry and mod­ern watch­es.

Tabout the fact that you can wear gold along with sil­ver, folk beliefs, eso­teri­cists, ener­gy ther­a­pists and doc­tors deny. All are unan­i­mous in the opin­ion that white met­al gives calm­ness and cre­ates bal­ance, and yel­low — invig­o­rates. And if they are put on at the same time, they drown out each oth­er and lose their prop­er­ties.

Both of these mate­ri­als have been proven to have dif­fer­ent effects on the body.

Sil­ver car­ries out:

• removal of inflam­ma­tion;
• pre­vent­ing the devel­op­ment of infec­tions;
• antimi­cro­bial, antibac­te­r­i­al and antivi­ral action;
• reduc­tion of man­i­fes­ta­tions of veg­e­ta­tive-vas­cu­lar dys­to­nia, dis­eases of the gen­i­touri­nary and res­pi­ra­to­ry sys­tems;
• reduc­tion of high blood pres­sure and ner­vous ten­sion;
• relieve stress and improve mood.

Sil­ver prod­ucts are rec­om­mend­ed to be worn for car­dio­vas­cu­lar dis­eases and hyper­ten­sion. How­ev­er, for unemo­tion­al peo­ple, gold will be an impor­tant help for:

• improv­ing mem­o­ry, con­cen­tra­tion and vision;
• body ton­ing;
• treat­ment of vari­cose veins,
• nor­mal­iza­tion of the diges­tive tract;
• alle­vi­ate the con­di­tion in dis­eases of the throat.

Since the above effects are dif­fer­ent, when wear­ing prod­ucts from dif­fer­ent met­als, the fol­low­ing may occur:

• mood swings;
• insom­nia;
• headache;
• faint­ing and dizzi­ness.

Eso­teri­cists focus on the fact that white met­al is stronger and has more pow­er­ful ener­gy. In its purest form, it takes away unnec­es­sary thoughts, emo­tions and expe­ri­ences from the own­er. But in the pres­ence of impu­ri­ties in this met­al, a strong heal­ing effect should not be expect­ed.

Com­pared to sil­ver, gold has a weak­er ener­gy. It is most suit­able for those peo­ple who were born under the zodi­ac signs of Vir­go, Capri­corn and Tau­rus. Patron­izes hon­est and gen­er­ous peo­ple, help­ing them:

• recharge with pos­i­tive ener­gy and be inspired to take action;
• achieve planned goals;
• reduce anx­i­ety and doubt.

It is up to you to decide whether to com­bine gold jew­el­ry with sil­ver acces­sories, fol­low fash­ion, hon­or folk cus­toms or com­ply with the require­ments of doc­tors and ener­gy ther­a­pists. The main thing is to have a sense of pro­por­tion and fol­low the rules for choos­ing jew­el­ry, wear­ing them in those sit­u­a­tions where it is appro­pri­ate!