Do you mix metals?
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Anonymous
| I have a 2-tone watch and am thinking of switching to just gold tone because I almost never wear anything white gold toned anymore. |
Anonymous
| Yes |
Anonymous
| Sounds like you already know what you like. |
Anonymous
| Yes my engagement ring is platinum/diamond but I mostly wear gold jewelry. So whatever works. |
Anonymous
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Where I live now, most people have warmer skin tones and wear a lot of yellow gold. I always thought yellow looked better on me but wore 2-tone anyway.
But a 2-tone analog watch is giving me Boomer vibes lately. I still don't want an Apple Watch but am thinking of switching to a gold tone and maybe rectangular shape. |
Anonymous
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Nope, I hate mixing metals.
The past couple of years I've worn yellow gold. |
Anonymous
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I think mixes like white and yellow gold look great. Enjoy your jewelry any way you like.
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Anonymous
| Yes. |
Anonymous
| love it! yes! |
Anonymous
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Yes. I think people who are anal about this are weird. I had a coworker say she was worried an outfit looked bad cause the snaps on her dress were silver-tone and the zipper on her bag was gold-tone.
I don't really mix metals often because I definitely look better in gold than silver so I don't have much silver other than bracelets and rings (don't wear it near my face) but yeah. I think it's cool. |
Anonymous
| All the time. |
Anonymous
| Mom? |
Anonymous
| I love to do it. I have some jewelry pieces that are yellow and white gold, and I mix solid metal pieces with solid pieces of different metals, too. Also, I wear diamond earrings and wedding band/engagement rings in platinum, but I don’t even think of those as pieces I need to coordinate with, they just are what they are. Ditto a watch although I don’t wear one. |
Anonymous
| Mixing metals looks terrible on me, so I stick to silver/platinum. Yellow gold doesn't work with my skin tone and I feel like mixed metals is a dated look. |