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· coin collecting (or hoarding) was more common at the time than most collectors would suspect since all we really hear about these days are the well known and wealthy collectors of the gilded age. Gilted and gilded. Does anyone have any information on the fairmont collection that can be shared? It can also describe things that are excellent or magnificent like someone who has a heart of gold or a singer with a golden voice. Gilded ring gold-plated ring · i was wondering if i can use gilded and gold-plated interchangeably when referring to jewelry? Gracias por vuestras. · looking up the definition this morning, i find it spelled both ways. · ambition is a gilded misery, a secret poison, a hidden plague, the engineer of deceit, the mother of hypocrisy, the parent of envy, the original of vices, the moth of holiness, the blinder of hearts, turning medicines into maladies, and remedies into diseases. Golden means having the properties of gold. Something colored like … · the consensus is yes but, not always. It describes the veneer and restrictions associated with the life of the social elite. Something gilded could be golden, but it could also be covered with some other material. · carved wood, polychromated in oil and gilded/gilt, with lacquered silver. (well, the photo shows prince charles — before he became king charles — sitting beside the queen). · the gilded cage is an established metaphor in english, too. · i saw him watching me in the gilded mirrors with the assessing eye of a connoisseur inspecting horseflesh, or even of a housewife in the market, inspecting cuts on the slab. Anyway, in reference to chairs without arms i hear it … ¿alguien sabe cómo es la expresión correcta para este caso? No se trata de algo de color dorado, sino de una técnica artística, dorar. Entiendo que quizá gilt sea adjetivo y gilded participio de gild, por lo que debería usar el participio. Its a fancily-carved gilded chair with nice soft cushions and ornate arms yet we say the king is seated on his throne. · gilded simply means given a better appearance (often deceptively). Heres where it gets tricky—what is a throne?