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"Start with a piece of each - a silver chain bracelet and a gold herringbone bracelet, for example," she explains. "The idea is to create contrast between the two metals, so, at least when you begin, stick to pieces that are on opposite ends of the color spectrum. You may already have a few mixed metals bracelets or mixed metals necklaces that you wear together, but dare to expand on that by wearing mixed metal earrings too. To keep the style cohesive, choose two tones or two textures that go well with each other. Another great hack is using the little details to tie everything together: wear pieces that vary in metal but have a similar shape, style, stones, or textures - like the Ivy paperclip bracelet and Ivy paperclip necklace in silver and rose gold. This way, you can make any mix and match jewelry set looks like it was meant to be worn together."
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