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Gold colored things include things that are solid gold, plated with gold or that are simply bright yellow in a way that is analogous to gold. Of all colors, gold is perhaps the most steeped in history and lore as a common symbol of wealth and power throughout antiquity up to the present day. As a color, gold is rare in nature and immediately attracts attention as having a glowing and ethereal quality. The following are common examples of gold colored things.Amber | Autumn Leaves | Bee Pollen | Bracelets | Brooches | Buttercups | Chains | Champagne | Citrine | Coins | Cornfields | Crowns | Dandelions | Earrings | Gold Armor | Gold Bars | Gold Bullion | Gold Chalices | Gold Cloth | Gold Cups | Gold Daggers | Gold Leaf | Gold Masks | Gold Medals | Gold Nuggets | Gold Ribbons | Gold Seals | Gold Sheets | Gold Teeth | Gold Thread | Gold Vessels | Gold Idols | Gold Scepters | Gold Thrones | Golden Hair | Golden Retrievers | Golden Rum | Golden Syrup | Goldenrod Flowers | Goldfish | Hairpins | Honey | Jewelry | Mangoes | Maple Leaves | Marigolds | Necklaces | Pale Gold Ales | Pendants | Rings | Statues | Sunrises | Sunsets | Tiaras | Trombones | Trophies | Trumpets | Tubas | Watches | Wheat Fields |
SummaryGold colored things include things that are customarily or commonly made with gold such as various types of jewelry. They also include things that are naturally gold color such as honey or characteristically a gold color such as a trumpet.DiscussionIt is common for things that are bronze or brass to be perceived as a gold color. These are indeed very similar to the rose gold color produced with alloys of gold and copper.Next read: Gold Colors
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