Lucky Colors To Wear in the New Year 2017

Feng Shui Color to Wear

Colors / February 2, 2020

The tradition to wear specific colors in order to attract good luck is popular all over the world. As everything is energy - including color - what you wear is believed to bring you all manner of luck and success.

For those who are anxious to find the answer right away, let me give some feng shui details for the coming year - the year of the Fire Rooster 2017. Afterward, if you are interested in where the tradition comes from and what it is based upon, we will look into that, too!

2017 is the Year of the Fire feng shui element - the Fire Rooster - so to be in harmony with the energy of the year and befriend the ruling Fiery Rooster energy, it is recommended to wear the colors of the Fire feng shui element.

So, the first six lucky colors are:

  1. Magenta

The next lucky colors are the colors of the Wood feng shui element:

Are there more lucky colors to wear in 2017? Not really, but know that there are many variations of the Fire element colors, such as coral orange, or plum/mauve, so use your intuition as to which color expresses for you the Fire or the Wood elements.

To make it even more powerful, you can choose jewelry with natural crystals and stones with the presence of Fire energy, such as rose quartz, garnet, and ruby.

Or, go for Wood element energy crystals, such as green jade, agate, green tourmaline, and malachite.

Are there colors that are best to avoid in the New Year, or at least for the New Year celebration? Yes, for sure. Least favorable colors in 2017 are the colors of the Water and Earth feng shui elements. These colors are blue and black (Water element) and all earthy tones (Earth element).

If you want to go a bit deeper with choosing best colors for yourself, it is always good to know your personal birth element, and see which colors support and nourish your energy. For example, if your personal feng shui birth element is Earth, wearing Wood colors all the time can weaken your energy.

According to the Chinese calendar, the energy of each year is expressed in the energy of a specific feng shui element. There are 5 elements in feng shui - Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal.

Each element is expressed in specific colors, shapes, images or items that carry its energy. For example, the Fire element of the 2017 Year of the Rooster is expressed in colors red, orange, purple, yellow, pink and magenta; in triangular shapes and, of course, in candles, fireplaces and various images of fire.

The interesting part, though, is that Chinese New Year starts on a different day each year (and never on January 1st), so if you want to really use the Chinese approach and benefit from colors of the year, then you will also have to celebrate Chinese (Lunar) New Year, because this is when the year actually begins in Chinese cosmology.

Source: www.thespruce.com