| Display title | Gold and White Are Divine |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In many western and European societies, the colors gold and white are associated with goodness and divinity. White and gold invoke images of Heaven and angels, and embody purity and incorruptibility—white light, when the beam is dispersed, becomes a rainbow of all colors, while gold never tarnishes, rusts or corrodes. |
