If You're Still Wearing Silver Tiffany Jewelry - STOP Right This Second

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally Posted by tunatartare

I like these earrings in the silver and gold.

Those are not my style but they are pretty cute and a lot more "everyday" than most Yurman stuff.

[macallan25]

You are an idiot. Just because you can pick out 6 pieces of jewerly from an entire designers collection that are not attractive doesn't mean the stuff is trashy or reserved for "cocktail parties" I happen to think the stuff you posted is rather tasteless.......I also know that if you had any kind of sense of style or what is classy, you would opt for other things that Yurman has to offer.

Brooks Brothers makes things that are hideous, same with any other designer that you would expect a classy gentleman to wear......doesn't mean that, overall, the line is trashy and should be reserved for people with zero-taste that like to look tacky.

[tunatartare]

It's pretty amusing to see a guy get worked up over jewelry brands.

[DSTdimepiece]

Originally Posted by GeekyPenguin

And since you edited, things I think are standard classy old-money jewelry - pearl studs. Simple diamond studs. Small, tasteful hoops. I've never liked the big gaudy crap that rappers wear because the jewelry overshadows them - people should wear jewelry, jewelry shouldn't wear people. I have no problem with expensive jewelry if it's worth the price, but I think Yurman is paying for a name and nothing else.

You are officially my friend, LOL

[PeppyGPhiB]

I guess I tend to think of Harry Winston, Cartier, etc. as more traditionally old money. But looking at the Yurman Web site, it's pretty stuff...

[PeppyGPhiB]

I actually love those last couple cocktail rings. There's nothing wrong with cocktail jewelry...it's meant to be fabulously dramatic. But there's a difference, of course, in cocktail jewelry and COSTUME jewelry.

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB

I actually love those last couple cocktail rings. There's nothing wrong with cocktail jewelry...it's meant to be fabulously dramatic. But there's a difference, of course, in cocktail jewelry and COSTUME jewelry.

Right - but you wouldn't wear it every day...