Gold vs Silver as a hedge

so precious metals is often seen as a hedge during uncertainty, which is seen by golds price performance. But what's been interesting to me is how silver has performed. Traditionally, silver has moved more in sync with gold, but since the covid outbreak, the Gold/Silver ratio has shot up.

So my question is, while gold is indeed more liquid and attracts more demand with its market being substantially larger, will silver's price trajectory soon follow that of gold? Or is the dynamic of Silver's prices and movements different due to the covid situation?

thanks

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