I thought Mom was such a fashionista. She always matched her earrings and necklaces. No matter if they were fine jewelry or costume jewelry. It's something I picked up from her. I always have to buy the earrings, necklace, and bracelet to match.
Sorry about the double post.
I think that that is nice.
I think maybe though the no-go thing is because the sets now are usually lower quality or at least most of the ones I would see on a regular basis would be. Like something I'd expect to see at Walmart in the kiddie section.
When I think of matching sets I think of something like this: http://www.ross-simons.com/products/824593.html
Yes some stores sell items that match like the above stated Tiffany's but they rarely are packed together and most people (myself included) can't afford to get fine jewelry all at once like a Mikimoto pearl set or something like diamond by the yard necklace and bracelet.
I don't know how high quality matching sets were before but I know in my mind when I see matching sets I tend to assume they are not the best quality especially if they are gemstones. And if it is something that looks more polished like a pearl set it just seems too formal. So maybe that's it? Now a days it gives off a meh feeling or a like maybe I'm under-dressed here feeling and not much in between.
Funnily though if the matching set are clearly costume jewelry or like funky jewelry I don't mind seeing them together it seems to make more sense then. Like really out there jewelry like this matching Darth Vader set: http://www.target.com/p/women-s-sta...gs-and-pendant-with-chain-set-18/-/A-51343255
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