Rose Gold Edible Glitter: When It Beats Gold and Silver
What is rose gold edible glitter actually for? It is the third metallic, and it exists because the first two have a blind spot. Gold reads warm — on a blush and ivory table it turns brassy and starts fighting the flowers. Silver reads cool, and on that same pale table it disappears. Rose gold sits between them, which makes it the shade for blush, ivory, dusty pink and cream palettes. If your palette is jewel-toned or black-tie, you do not need it. The distinction that matters is not rose gold versus pink: pink is a color and stays pink, while rose gold is a metallic, so it catches light and…
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