Can cinnabar be worn with silver ornaments?

Cinnabar can't be matched with silver ornaments.

Cinnabar is a traditional Chinese medicine, whose full name is cinnabar sulfide mineral. Its main component is mercury sulfide. Its shape is mostly granular or flaky, and its color is mostly bright red or dark red. Its surface is very shiny, and it is easy to turn into powder under external pressure, and its smell is light.

Cinnabar can't be worn with silver jewelry, which will do some harm to silver jewelry. Because cinnabar contains a lot of sulfur, it will react strongly with silver in silver jewelry at high temperature, thus forming a chemical substance called "silver sulfide", which will make silver jewelry black to a great extent, thus affecting the color of silver jewelry and greatly reducing the collection value of silver jewelry. So I don't think cinnabar and silver jewelry can be worn together.

Influence of cinnabar on gold ornaments

Cinnabar will not only do harm to silver ornaments, but also do some harm to gold ornaments. Because mercury in cinnabar will react with gold in gold ornaments to form a chemical called "gold amalgam". Although this chemical is harmless to human body, it will make gold ornaments white and greatly reduce the external value score of gold ornaments.

Therefore, cinnabar can not be worn with silver jewelry, nor can it be worn with gold jewelry at the same time. It is best to wear these three kinds of jewelry separately, otherwise there will be a strong chemical reaction between them.