Pretty high - my watch is pink gold, and I wear yellow gold and silver pieces as an intermix all the time. I don't really think about it anymore

I am probably a 7. I like mixed metal watch bands and mixed metal jewelry. I love copper and yellow gold or brass together. I like white and yellow gold ( or silver ). But I am not a fan of a yellow gold necklace and white earrings, for example. It looks too much of being a mistake, to me.
I also live skinny bangles in various metals all worn together.

Yes, I have two "wardrobes" of white and yellow.

I also have several pieces in two or three colors ( I have a cuff that is copper , yellow gold and silver )

Pretty high for me. I do try to match watch, earrings and necklace if I can. My wedding ring is platinum so that is what it is and I wear gold with it. I generally ignore purse, belt and shoe hardware if I need to.

I'm also trying to add to my rose gold collection because I have a great watch, but nothing else.

I always wear my yellow gold wedding ring. Some, probably most, of my watches and bags have silver hardware and I wear them with my ring. If I happen to be wearing silver earrings I would probably not wear a gold tone watch, but might wear a bag with gold or brass hardware. So a 7?

Probably a 9. There are some pieces I won't mix.

For years I was a solid gold woman, but I found that matte gold was better than the shiny stuff.

Then I fell in love with David Yurman. My first piece was a solid bracelet I got at an estate sale, but for years I had been drooling over magazine ads, and it wasn't long before I worked in combined metals.

My wedding band is wide gold, but the prongs on the diamond are white gold. I have a Must de Cartier gold vermeil watch and will wear a mixed metal bracelet with it if I am going to wear silver on the other hand.

Some pieces just don't mix well, though.

I still have some gold pieces I don't wear, and a few pieces that are hard to mix. (Our house was burglarized last year and a lot of my jewelry was stolen and they didn't catch the creeps who did it.) I've thought carefully about it as I've bought new pieces.

I prefer not have have much shiny metal trimmings on bags and shoes. I don't want to worry about my silver bracelet clashing with gold hardware on a bag.

Very high tolerance. Probably a 10. Not a problem for me!

I used to be a "match only" type of girl, but now I'm learning to be freer, particularly when thinking about hardware on footwear and bags, buttons on coats, etc. I love items that mix the metals very deliberately. I would wear more gold if I could afford real 14K or fine gold plate.

Beth Ann, have you looked at vermeil jewelry? It is gold-plated sterling silver and so much more affordable. With gold at almost $1400 an ounce I am looking at it as a good alternative! Also, I'm afraid I'm not shy about using nice-looking gold colored costume jewelry!

It depends on how flashy the metals in question are. I always wear gold wedding and other rings, even when wearing silver otherwise. However, if wearing metallic footwear, I want hardware on bags, watch and belts to be in the same metal family. My biggest metal problem is that most of my bags have gold/brass hardware that really stands out to my eye.

Mine is really low, especially when a single item mixes metals. Can handle different items far from each other a little more. But I also don't do matchy. I guess I'm not a jewelry person - I love my wolverine skull though.

I'm easing up but am still uncomfortable if say a handbag has lots of hardware in one bright metal (bright silver or gold) and I want to wear a belt with a different metal buckle or jewelry with prominent metal. Much easier if one metal is slightly distressed or ambiguous or the amounts of hardware very small. Mostly that means I try to avoid handbags with prominent shiny metal parts.

What facilitated the change was buying pieces that had more than one metal and then feeling free to add others. I have a favorite chunky watch that has silver and rose gold. I also had a necklace that was a mix of metals that worked with almost everything. Last was the purchase of a La Mer watch with multi color chains and leather strap.

I have been mixing the metals in my home too and like how it looks. I still try to avoid the really brassy gold tones but the softer metallics are all good together for me.

I'm pretty low. The bulk of my jewelry is silver/white gold and I will not purchase bags that do not have silver hardware. Same for my belts, I always look for one's with silver colored buckles. They are really hard to find with brown belts, the brown one's are always gold/rust colored.