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Am I the only one who doesn’t see why it’s such a big deal to mix metals??? Like it’s not that serious gold and silver don’t look bad together, is there an actual reason or is it just A Thing?
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Anonymous 19w

it’s just a thing

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Anonymous 19w

I wear whatever the hell I want! And I giggle all the time because people tell me they LOVE my silver ring, but it’s really white gold. So who cares! Most people can’t even tell the difference between some metals, and we’re only hot shit once in our lives 💕

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Anonymous 19w

i think it’s one of those things like don’t wear white before memorial day, it’s just a social rule ig

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Anonymous 19w

I literally dont get it either like i have a gold ring on one hand a silver on the other w a gold necklace WHO IS THAT FOCUSED on my tiny jewelry

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Anonymous 19w

I mix them all the time i never gaf

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Anonymous 19w

i mix metals and get compliments on my necklaces so i don’t think people actually care anymore

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 19w

a stupid thing

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 19w

wait back up what?? what is the reason behind this one

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19w

I’ve always heard no white before Easter or after Labor Day, but I think the thought process is that white clothes were often made of lighter, thinner material (think linen or cotton) and therefore not ideal for fall and winter. It’s not really true now since we have a lot more materials available, so it’s just kind of an arbitrary fashion “rule” nowadays

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