| Display title | Gold Makes Everything Shiny |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Because gold was so valuable throughout history (and since its heaviness and softness made it not good for much else until recently), it has been primarily used for decoration. Whether it's for jewelry, gold lamé, gold plating, or even making something entirely out of gold, it's a good way to make something pretty. |
