I had all three as well, and I love them. I wear the bracelet, and have even worn the necklace with the bracelet a couple of times for very dressy occasions!
No opportunity to wear the tiara again, of course.
The plan is to eventually get something to display mine in too.
Oh, and as I didn't get the matching earrings - they weren't available, but I don't think I would have gotten them anyway, as I thought they were too much with everything else - I ended up making my own earrings to match. I just did simple long drop earrings with Swarovski crystals, with the bottom crystal being the same shape and size teardrop as the one in the top middle of the tiara. And then I made my MOH and bridesmaid (sister and niece) matching earrings that had heart crystals at the bottom instead of the teardrops. I still wear those a bit too.
The only problem I had at all was that halfway through the day, one strand of the necklace broke! It was just as we were getting in the limo after the C&C reception, on our way to go take pictures at various sites around Disney. It popped right next to the clasp. We gathered up beads, and found most, but not all of them. I had to take the necklace off though, so half of my pictures from the day have me wearing it, and half don't.
Later that evening, when I took off the dress and bustier bra in the hotel room, we found three more of the beads!
Basically, I only lost one total. I ended up being able to put it back together myself at home later (after I bought a package of beads so I could replace the missing one.)
). I don't know what the purpose of the hinged sides is on the Cinderella tiara, it seems to make it far more unstable. What engineering genius came up with that? The design is so pretty, I do wish it was just a standard tiara though.
