Jewelry

I really don't think anyone will notice that your jewelry don't match. If you like the earrings, get them!

I personally hate wearing mixed jewelry and rarely wear gold, but I'm doing it for my wedding. My "something borrowed" is a pair of gold and pearl earrings from my mom that I kind of feel obligated to wear, while my rings are silver. My accent wedding color is gold, so I'm using that as my excuse haha

View Quoted Comment That is a great way to look at it as your accent piece! Thank you for sharing. I don’t really wear gold myself but I loved these earrings and they also come in silver but they don’t pop as much as the gold does! Thanks for sharing!

I think it should be fine! Mixing metals is actually becoming more of a trend now, but I honestly don't think guests will notice something like that!

If you love the look of them in gold more than silver, then I say get them in gold!

View Quoted Comment Thanks Shelly!!

It’s what I’m doing, so I hope it’s fine I’ve worn a bracelet for 10 years that is silver with a gold accent, my engagement ring is white gold, my band will be gold, & I’ll be wearing my grandmother’s gold-&-pearl earrings. I think it will look great on both of us

View Quoted Comment That’s so reassuring! I normally only wear silver so I don’t usually mix , match but I just loved this earrings!

If you're worried, most etsy shops will customize any piece. Just send a message to the shop owner on the page that the ring is on and ask. I actually just asked an etsy owner to make me a custom ring and she was more than happy to take my money lol

View Quoted Comment They actually make the earring in silver too but the way the earring it i actually prefer the way it looks in gold! But I love Etsy , all of the shops are so willing to customize and make their customers happy!!

No, mix match metal is fine. Go for it

As long as your earrings and necklace (if you’re wearing one) match, the color of your ring doesn’t really matter (in comparison). As a photographer, I can tell you that you’re not going to be able to tell in the future and above all, it won’t matter in the long run.