Anonymous
Post 05/08/2025 23:03     Subject: Do you mix metals?

Of course. Why wouldn't you?
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2025 23:01     Subject: Do you mix metals?

I keep trying to do so but just can't. It bothers me. But I look bad in any yellow gold anyway.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2025 21:34     Subject: Do you mix metals?

It's an awful look. Reminds me of a door prize one might get at the office party in the 80s.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2025 16:25     Subject: Do you mix metals?

All the time. I also have a cartier panthere two toned. The style and proportions, especially when stacking, are crucial, the colors not so much. But, in general, it's for the younger and edgier crowd.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2025 16:14     Subject: Do you mix metals?

I have two watches (which I haven't worn in years but loved back in the day) and the two tone was more casual looking, with the solid gold was definitely dressier looking. I mostly wear gold metal bc it looks better on my skin tone.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2025 14:24     Subject: Do you mix metals?

Anonymous wrote:Good god, no!


Hideous. So discordant and completely dated.
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2025 21:36     Subject: Do you mix metals?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote: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.


So, no. Mixed metals are going strong according to VCA, Carrier, Graff. What is out and has been forever is silver.


Seems my account of what looks good on me has weirdly struck a nerve with you. Platinum (and silver) is a classic that will never be out of style.

I mean to be fair, you said mixing metals looks terrible on you but it sounds more like gold looks terrible on you so you don't mix metals as a result. Silver doesn't look great on me so I keep to gold necklaces and earrings and will mix in a mixed metal bracelet now and again.

Idk what that poster is talking about silver being out. Maybe she means sterling silver as opposed to cool-toned metals like white gold and platinum. I have to agree sterling silver jewelry is such a pain to take care of. I swear you wear it once and it's tarnished forever.


PP here - true, sterling is a pain to take care of! But I love my sterling pieces. Platinum is my favorite though. Clean and cool-toned.
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2025 17:16     Subject: Do you mix metals?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote: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.


So, no. Mixed metals are going strong according to VCA, Carrier, Graff. What is out and has been forever is silver.


Seems my account of what looks good on me has weirdly struck a nerve with you. Platinum (and silver) is a classic that will never be out of style.

I mean to be fair, you said mixing metals looks terrible on you but it sounds more like gold looks terrible on you so you don't mix metals as a result. Silver doesn't look great on me so I keep to gold necklaces and earrings and will mix in a mixed metal bracelet now and again.

Idk what that poster is talking about silver being out. Maybe she means sterling silver as opposed to cool-toned metals like white gold and platinum. I have to agree sterling silver jewelry is such a pain to take care of. I swear you wear it once and it's tarnished forever.
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2025 17:03     Subject: Do you mix metals?

It’s a very dated, ugly 80s look.
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2025 14:47     Subject: Do you mix metals?

Good god, no!
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2025 14:31     Subject: Do you mix metals?

My rings are mixed. My wedding ring is platinum and other rings are gold. I keep the mixed rings on at all times but I generally go all in on one metal for the rest, sometimes gold and sometimes silver
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2025 14:01     Subject: Do you mix metals?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote: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.


So, no. Mixed metals are going strong according to VCA, Carrier, Graff. What is out and has been forever is silver.


Seems my account of what looks good on me has weirdly struck a nerve with you. Platinum (and silver) is a classic that will never be out of style.
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2025 22:25     Subject: Do you mix metals?

When I mix black and navy on purpose I get a rush. Same with metals … it’s like purposeful for those who can tell, but those who are uptight will think I’m a mess. Wild times
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2025 21:49     Subject: Do you mix metals?

Anonymous wrote: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.


So, no. Mixed metals are going strong according to VCA, Carrier, Graff. What is out and has been forever is silver.