Jewellery, however, remains the most frequently worn as well as the most popular form of decoration.
It was the absence of embroidery and the necessity of giving some sort" of "light" to clothes that brought about the tremendous i fatuation for fancy ro rather imtion jewellery. The Jquality of such articles, which is, Teadily recognize, is their lack of pretentiousness. ' Another quality, appealing particularly to women, them to match any frock.
The only fault I have to find with imitation jewellery, or, rather, the fault I have to find with the women who indulge in this whim, fs that they often make the mistake of Jweating it with formal gowns. Such imitations undoubtably detract from the acme of smartness a black dress can achieve,
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