A Closer Look at the 7 Lucky Colors by Birth Day, Which Maison Makes Each One.

The 7 lucky colors by birth day, paired here with a bracelet from a different maison, run as follows: black for Sunday, orange for Monday, grey and silver for Tuesday, blue for Wednesday, yellow for Thursday, green for Friday and pink for Saturday. Each color comes from a different material, from lacquer and enamel to plated metal, natural stone and solid 18K gold.

Which Color Belongs to Your Birth Day, and Which Maison Actually Offers It

Day by day, with the auspicious color and the piece chosen for each:

• Sunday · black — Dior - Night Code Bangle
  A dense black laid on in lacquer over gold-finish metal, set against crystals and the bow motif, which reads as an evening black rather than a plain one

• Monday · orange — HERMÈS - Clic H bracelet
  A saturated orange in fired enamel across the whole band, the house colour itself, and hard to substitute if that exact depth and gloss is the point

• Tuesday · grey and silver — LOUIS VUITTON - Louisette Signature
  A cool silver from palladium-finish metal, closed with the Monogram Flower and the LV initials, a silver that never reads yellow

• Wednesday · blue — TIFFANY & CO. - Tiffany T Diamond and Turquoise Wire Bracelet
  An opaque blue from a real turquoise cabochon rather than a surface colour, set on 18K white gold with round brilliant diamonds totalling 0.11 carat

• Thursday · yellow — Cartier - LOVE Bracelet, Medium Model
  A yellow that was never applied, because it is the colour of the 18K yellow gold itself, which is why the screw motif reads in the metal

• Friday · green — Van Cleef & Arpels - Vintage Alhambra bracelet, 5 motifs
  A banded deep green from 5 malachite motifs framed by the beaded gold contour of the 1968 original, with no 2 stones patterned alike

• Saturday · pink — BVLGARI - Serpenti Viper Bracelet 360707
  A warm pink from 18kt rose gold coiled once around the wrist, with pavé diamonds set on the head and the tail

Why Does the Same Color Read Differently From One Maison to the Next?

Because colour on jewellery does not come from pigment alone, it comes from the surface the light lands on. The enamel orange of the Clic H is a smooth gloss that throws back a single highlight, while the malachite green of the Vintage Alhambra is a banded stone surface that scatters light unevenly across each motif, and the yellow of the LOVE Bracelet shifts in weight with the angle the gold catches. The same colour on different materials therefore behaves quite differently on the wrist.

All 7 Colors Come From Just 3 Ways of Making Color, and They Last for Very Different Lengths of Time

Sorted by where the colour actually comes from, the 7 days fall into 3 groups:

Material details taken from each brand’s own product page

Will the Color Fade or Lift if the Piece Is Worn Every Day?

The first 3 days carry colour on the surface, so they should be kept away from perfume, sunscreen and rubbing against a watch strap or a desk edge, since the layer thins over time. Wednesday and Friday are natural stone: the colour never lifts, but the stone itself can chip against something hard, and prolonged strong sunlight is best avoided. Thursday and Saturday have no colour concern at all, because what is seen is the gold throughout. They mark like any metal, yet a repolish returns them to exactly the same colour.

2 Days Whose Color Can Never Lift, Because the Color Is the Gold Itself

Thursday and Saturday are the only 2 days here where the maison did not create a colour but chose a metal that already had it. The Cartier LOVE Bracelet is 18K yellow gold throughout, so the yellow is the gold. The BVLGARI Serpenti Viper uses 18kt rose gold, whose warm pink comes from the copper in the alloy. Those 2 are therefore the only pieces that can be worn continuously without any thought for how the colour will age, which makes them the easiest of the 7 to put on and leave on.

Turquoise and Malachite Are Mined, so No 2 Wednesday or Friday Pieces Share the Same Color

Wednesday’s blue comes from turquoise and Friday’s green from malachite, both stones taken from the ground rather than manufactured to match. Turquoise varies in opacity and veining from one cabochon to the next, while malachite carries bands of deep and lighter green unique to the piece it was cut from. Order the same reference twice and the stones will not match, which is the opposite of an enamel or lacquer colour, where every example can be produced identically.

Alhambra Has Stood for Luck at Van Cleef Since 1968, so Do the Other 6 Carry a Story Like That?

Only 1 piece here has luck written into the design by the maison itself. The Vintage Alhambra has been drawn from the 4-leaf clover since 1968, and Van Cleef & Arpels states on the product page that the motif is the house symbol of luck, alongside the line from Jacques Arpels, “To be lucky, you have to believe in luck”. For the other 6, no fortune narrative is attached to the design at all. The auspicious quality comes from the colour matching the birth day in Thai belief, not from the maison.

A Lucky Color Does Nothing in Its Box — the Team Reads the Color Against Skin Tone First

Before committing to the colour assigned to a birth day, the Luxe Addict team checks these 2 points, because they decide whether the piece is worn at all:

• Does the colour suit the skin tone — Tuesday’s palladium silver and Wednesday’s turquoise blue are cool tones that flatter cool undertones, while Thursday’s gold yellow and Saturday’s rose gold pink are warm tones that sit better on warm undertones

• Does it work with what is already worn — for anyone in a gold watch, Sunday’s black and Thursday’s yellow slot straight in, whereas Tuesday’s silver becomes a deliberate 2-tone stack that has to be styled as one look rather than left to chance
  
  

How Much More Does a Longer-Lasting Color Cost?

Group all 7 by how the colour is made and average the prices, and the figures climb in step with how permanent the colour is:

Calculated by the Luxe Addict team · Averaged from each brand’s Thai online store · The Wednesday figure is converted from the USD 6,250 US store price

Before It Goes on the Wrist, Check Whether Your Birth Day Color Sits on a Coating or in the Gold

This selection answers the colour question for all 7 days, but the colour itself says nothing about how long it will stay that way. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday get a colour carried on the surface: attractive and far easier to reach, though it asks for more care. Wednesday and Friday get colour from natural stone, so no 2 pieces are identical. Thursday and Saturday get colour that is the gold itself and will never need a thought. Choose the colour by birth day, but choose the material by how the piece will actually be worn.

If choosing by birth day appeals, 2 further articles run the same 7 colours through other categories: CHANEL 25 applies them to handbags, and RIMOWA by Birthday moves them onto luggage. Read together, they show how the same colour changes character once the material behind it changes.