Silver can tarnish in air, when a black coating appears on its surface (an oxide of silver). However gold is unaffected by air, water and most other substances. That is why it has been cherished through the ages.
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It looks like yellow but is gold and shiny. It conducts electricity and is an alkali metal. :)
Its a shiny gray... Like how gold is a shiny bronze, it just makes it look cooler/more valuable
Gold is a very soft metal and can be scratched easily. Hundreds or thousands of minute scratches can make a gold item that was once shiny look very dull. A jeweler can buff it for you and make it shiny again, although some antique pieces look better slightly dull. Some jewelers will do it for free as a service to keep you in their store longer so you might see something you like and buy it. Other jewelers will charge a small fee. Also, some gold items have been intentionally dulled by etching or scratching the surface to make them less shiny. Ask your jeweler if yours is one of these pieces.
No. White gold and yellow gold have the same amount of gold/value in them, but white gold is made with nickel and few other properties which turn it white. Some white gold jewelry is slightly more expensive because most of it has a rhodium coating (which gives it that shiny bright white look) and that cost is factored in.
gold and blue
In gold you need the silver wing just like when ho-oh needs gold wing in silver...look in the islands blocked by the whirlpool for it
Shiny magikarp looks that the fins are the same and the rest is gold color.
If your talking about Pokemon, their shiny frome depend who the Pokemon is. For example: A shiny miltank is blue instead of pink, and a shiny Shinx is Gold and black, instead of Blue and Black, and a shiny Kyoger is pink, instead of Blue. I can not tell your what ALL Pokemon look like shiny, I only have what is listed.
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It looks like yellow but is gold and shiny. It conducts electricity and is an alkali metal. :)
Its a shiny gray... Like how gold is a shiny bronze, it just makes it look cooler/more valuable
They are small fish, gold and shiny. Really cute :)
It's body is gold and it's eyes are gray.
in some games it is bright gold, in some it is a dark bronze
They look like a shiny gold. But they are copper. So don't flip out. The most produced one is the 1797-1801.
You paint some aluminum foil gold with gold glitter then you put it on the screen so it makes the character look shiny but you might want to get a lamp if there is an insufficient light source in the area.