What do the colours on a mood ring mean?

Answer 1

I think it varies according to the manufacturer. Did your ring come with a colour guide?
I found this on a website (although if you got a colour guide with your ring it may be slightly different):

Black - tense, nervous, harassed or over worked
Grey - anxious, nervous or strained
Amber - emotional, unsettled or cool
Green - average and not under great stress
Blue-green - inner emotions charged, somewhat relaxed
Blue - relaxed, at ease, calm and lovable
Dark blue - very happy, love, passion and romance

It just goes off temperature.

Answer 2

Black: Tense, nervous, harassed, overworked
Gray: Anxious, nervous, strained
Amber: Nervous, emotions mixed, unsettled, cool
Green: Average reading. Active, not under great stress
Blue-green: Emotionally charged, somewhat relaxed
Blue: Relaxed, at ease, calm
Dark blue: Sasifras

A mood ring is a novelty ring which changes color in response to body temperature, using a thermochromic liquid crystal. A form of biofeedback, they supposedly indicated the temperament of the wearer, indicated by the ring's color. Mood rings were a fad whose popularity peaked in the United States in the 1970s, and they are now seen as an icon of 1970s culture.

Not everyone agrees on what the colors mean, but generally black stands for stressed or anxious and blue represents happy or relaxed. This is derived from the temperature of extermities depending on stress-related vasoconstriction. However, the temperature of the environment and individual variations will greatly skew the measurements and make the mood ring readouts rather unreliable.

There are many different types of mood ring, and it generally depends on the manufacturer what the "meanings" of the colors are, although, the most common ones are listed below. They come in necklaces, earrings, toerings, and finger rings. Generally speaking, the finger rings and the earrings are the most popular.

Answer 3

They are so cool aren't they. As for what the colours mean, see list below:

Black: Tense, nervous, harassed, overworked, beaten
Gray: Anxious, nervous, strained
Amber: Nervous, emotions mixed, unsettled
Green: Average reading. Active, not under great stress
Blue-green: Emotionally charged, somewhat relaxed
Blue: Relaxed, at ease, calm
Dark blue/Purple: happy, romantic, passion
Orange: guilty feelings, cold within though relaxed also (at the same time)

Answer 4

most mood rings are different. The colors mean different things.
Sometimes they give you a paper with the purchase of your mood ring that tells you what the colors mean, though.

Answer 5

Black: Tense, nervous, harassed, overworked, beaten
Gray: Anxious, nervous, strained
Amber: Nervous, emotions mixed, unsettled
Green: Average reading. Active, not under great stress
Blue-green: Emotionally charged, somewhat relaxed
Blue: Relaxed, at ease, calm
Dark blue/Purple: happy, romantic, passion
Orange: guilty feelings, cold within though relaxed also (at the same time)

Answer 6

on my mood ring blue means sad and green means happy and yellow means in between gd luck hope this helped xx

Answer 7

Black: tense, nervous, harassed, over worked, beaten
Gray: anxious, nervous, strained
Amber: nervous, emotions mixed, unsettled
Green: average reading, active, not under great stress
Blue- Green: emotionally charged,somewhat relaxed
Blue: relaxed, at ease, calm
Dark Blue: happy
Yellow: fear
Purple: in love

Answer 8

whoever invented mood rings are stupid. the colour changes because of your body temporature, not that your happy when it goes red and your sick when it goes purple and you want to murder it when it's any colour(that one might be right actually...). i wouldnt bother with them if i were you. they're a waste of money and space on your finger and in my case, space somewhere in the u-bend.

Answer 9

It changes with heat so black means you are cold and whatever colour it goes up to means you are warm

Answer 10

Oh my god, do they still sell those things? I remember thinking they were great when I was 10 years old!