One’s colour preference says a lot about one’s personality or current mood. They might find themselves going for dull colours in a drab mood or naturally picking out bright shades when happy. In astrology, each zodiac is associated with a power colour, which brings luck and fortune to them. However, there are unlucky colours that spell bad luck as well. Here is everything you need to know about the lucky colours for Pisces 2024 and their positive effects on their everyday life.
Pisces zodiac sign: Core nature and characteristics
Pisces is the last zodiac sign on the wheel. Its season begins on 19 February and ends on 20 March. A water sign of mutable modality, it is symbolised by the twin fishes swimming in opposite directions. Pisces are the most peaceful, calm, meditative and non-confrontational signs and love to live in their fairytale. This is because they are ruled by the planet of dreams and fantasy: Neptune. Hence, the Pisces energy enables them to look at the world through rose-tinted glasses.
Baby pink is strongly associated with positive traits of their temperament. Pisces are not only naturally drawn towards cool tones like green and blue, but they are equally stimulated by bright warm tones like orange and yellow. This is because they are also ruled by the planet of progress Jupiter, which is denoted by these colours.
Since they have a compassionate nature and their personality traits are cheerful and laidback, dark and intense shades are a strict no-no for them.
Lucky colours for Pisces 2024
Seafoam green
Sea green represents the nurturing seabed, which is exactly how a Piscean mind is — deep and caring. They also have a simple, earthy quality about them that grounds them, but they do drift away in their dream world, too. It is one of the most soothing shades which helps to stabilise their minds if in turmoil. The blue-green combination works very well for Pisces, as they emphasise their natural strengths.
Aqua blue
Aquamarine and blue shades depict the ocean that the twin fishes swim in. Lighter hues of blue and lavender are also considered lucky for Pisces, as they make them feel empowered and give positive vibes.
It is interesting to note that their lucky birthstone is also Aquamarine, which is great for prosperity and peace of mind.
Sunflower yellow
Bright yellow symbolises money, progress and good fortune for the Pisces. It indicates personal, spiritual and financial growth for them. Yellow is used for manifesting happiness and creativity in one’s endeavours. This shade also signifies new beginnings and, hence, is among the lucky colours for Pisces.
Bright orange
This colour is believed to reduce insecurities and increase confidence in the natives. It also indicates emotional stability and strength among the fishes. Natives are advised to choose this colour when they are having a particularly bad day at work or issues in their interpersonal relationships.
Baby pink
This soft hue depicts the tender heart of the Pisces native. A great colour for enriching romantic relationships, it could be used when they are facing downtime in their love lives. It helps them feel self-assured and boosts their self-esteem.
The unlucky colours for Pisces 2024
Black
Black gives a foreboding feeling to the natives. Its dark vibe is the complete opposite of the sunny, calm romantic and sensitive Pisces. Using this colour might fill their mind with depression, despair and pessimism.
Red
This bold shade throws the natives off balance and makes them aggressive, which is not their core attribute at all. It also instils feelings of anger and makes them depressed and irritated. Hence, they are advised to avoid dark red, maroon and similar shades.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
-What colours are good for Pisces?
Pink, yellow, sea green and orange bring luck to Pisces.
-What is Pisces’ luckiest day?
Thursday is considered lucky for Pisces.
-What is the lucky charm for Pisces?
Dreamcatchers are considered lucky for Pisces.
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Preeti Kulkarni
Senior Digital Writer, Astrology and Wellness
After completing her PG in New Media from the Asian College of Journalism, Preeti has worked in a daily and a magazine before finding her calling in digital journalism. A lover of single malts and an avid pop culture junkie, you can catch her at the movies on weekends or binge-watching the latest shows on OTT when she is not busy preparing her toddler for his Hogwarts letter.
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