Is there such a thing as blue gold?
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Blue gold is a word used by environmental activists for fresh, clean, water.  As far as metal, no, there is no blue gold.  There are some metals that are very slightly blue, but alloying them with gold would not make blue gold, since the yellow color of gold is quite pronounced.
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Depending on how much you want to spend, the old saying "something blue" could be transformed to every shade of blue you can find.  Maybe you could order a whole box full of tiny garters for wedding favors in multiple shades of blue. Each garter would be the size of a napkin ring.
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You can buy white powder of gold from the site below, it gives a detailed description of it's history,  what it is and the possible benefits too.\n\nhttp://www.whitepowdergold.com/
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Karat Juice (like 24 Karat)\n\nMellow Geolo (the name "gold" comes from the Old English word geolo (yellow))
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<*text color="blue"*> type text here <*/text*>\n\nwithout the *s.
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A mixture of two metals is called an "alloy."\n\nThere is *no* chemical reaction (the gold atoms are not reacting with the silver atoms).  It's just a melted mixture.\n\nWhite gold is an alloy of gold with other white metals, like silver, nickel, or palladium (source below).
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That's easy, use the Adobe Photoshop/ImageReady (hope you have it) color choose and you will find the code of the color you want actually... (the real gold in your mind)
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www.bluescopestell.com.au\nAUSTRALIAN CONTINENT
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Go here: http://www.mden.com/shopping/\n\nAnd GO BLUE!
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Crystal Gold is a color of granite, I don't know where it's from but Brazil is a good guess.\n\nIt looks like this\n\nhttp://www.montgranite.com/getMedia.php?targetObjectId=6086
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It's probably real gold, yes.  It's not pure gold, which is 24K.  14K means they added other elements to it to make it stronger.
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White Gold is a special alloy made by treating gold with White Metals such often as Silver, Palladium, Nickel, Tin, Antimony, Cadmium, Bismuth, and Zinc.\n\nMaking Gold white is similar to mixing colours in paints. Adding a red metal (Copper) will tend to make Gold red and adding a white metal tends to make Gold paler and eventually white. Thus, all other alloying metals to Gold, apart from Copper, will tend to whiten the colour and so it is possible to make carat Gold that are a reasonable white colour. \n\nWhilst additions of any white metal to Gold will tend to bleach its colour, in practice, Nickel and Palladium (sometimes Platinum) are strong 'bleachers ' of Gold, Silver and Zinc are moderate bleachers and all others are moderate to weak in effect.\n\nThis has given rise, historically, to two basic classes of white Gold - the Nickel whites and the Palladium whites. The Nickel-whites tend to have a colder white colour, whereas the Palladium whites have a warmer colour. Good nickel whites tend to be hard and difficult to process. Good Palladium whites tend to be soft, easy to process but are much more expensive, because of the price of Palladium.\n\nColour of White Gold is light grey unassisted, so jewellery made of white Gold typically is coated in highly reflective Rhodium, or another prised precious metal, Platinum, to give it its bright white colour.
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Velo Gear has an assortment of bike earrings in silver, but I couldn't find any in gold. They also carry bike necklaces and braclets.\n\nCheck out www.velogear.com
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Actually the tin is silver.\nYou lot are on about the label, and it's BLUEYGREEN!
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good as it gets ,  go for the gold
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umm blu....or purple?
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It's "carats". 24k gold is pure. 18k gold is 18 parts of gold with 6 of some other metal, silver, or copper to alter the colour or make it wear harder and last longer, 9k is 9 parts of gold and 15 of other metals.