Can you wear gold earrings for an elderly person's death?

In some cultural traditions, it is permissible to wear gold earrings for an elderly person's death. However, it is important to note that beliefs and customs may vary from family to family and individual to individual, and specific practices and regulations may vary.

In some local cultures, when sending the elderly to their deaths, they may choose to adorn themselves with some jewelry. And gold earrings, a traditional piece of jewelry, are also chosen by some to be worn at funerals.

However, in some local cultures, funerals are seen as a solemn and serious ceremony, and there are strict rules about dress and behavior at funerals. For example, some places may stipulate that overly ornate jewelry cannot be worn at a funeral, or that some specific traditional etiquette needs to be followed.

So, if you want to wear gold earrings at a funeral for an elderly person, it is recommended to first understand and respect the family and individual beliefs and customs, and make a decision while following the relevant rules and etiquette.