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31st August 10, 03:35 AM
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Generally speaking I think it is better not to mix metals. Although, I think a gold watch chain worn with sliver buttons will not raise an eyebrow. I have seen very small gold(real gold) buttons worn on a waist coat whilst the jacket had silver(real) buttons and very effective it is. Frankly in the assorted lighting effects of a dress occasion, who is going to really notice and who is going to comment if they do?
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31st August 10, 04:40 AM
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 Originally Posted by Jock Scot
Generally speaking I think it is better not to mix metals. Although, I think a gold watch chain worn with sliver buttons will not raise an eyebrow. I have seen very small gold(real gold) buttons worn on a waist coat whilst the jacket had silver(real) buttons and very effective it is. Frankly in the assorted lighting effects of a dress occasion, who is going to really notice and who is going to comment if they do?
PLUS, if it's REAL metal (gold/silver), you've got nothing to worry about. If the fashion police come around you simply say... "It's real gold" and they tend to shut up.
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