Jewelry is now something more than mere ornament or decoration. 1 part of the costume and worn fuct so much because it is becoming {to the individual as because it com pletes the costume.
So important is this matter of selecting one's jewels that one of the well-known' costume designers of Paris included in his winter collection a series of costumes designed for a single person, and each gown was accompanied by the correct) jeweled accessories. The jewels were so selected that they could te worn with two or more outfits, so it naturally follows that much attention was paid to colour.
Black is to be one of the most important winter colours. In selecting jewels for wear with black gowns one has considefablé choice since black or white provides an excellent background for all of the colours. However, striking effect achieved by repeating the costume's cliack or black and white colour scheme in jewelry. Pearls and onyx have.been combined in a number} of very lovely pieces of intricate workmanship. With the onyx as a Dackgroind: delicate designs are traced in fine lines of gold set with pearls. These appear as pendants, brooches and rings, and one can match them or not as one wishes.
Onyx also combines with stones of brighter colour in brooches and
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