Why is する used with things like 匂い・ネックレス・イヤリング?


These don't seem like the standard Noun+する verbs to me (e.g 食事する) and I have
noticed that they only seem to take the している・していた forms. Why is this, and if I
wished to say "put a necklace on", would I use つける?




According to [_A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar_ , page
435](https://core6000.neocities.org/dojg/entries/154.html):

> する  
>  Something is perceived by someone's non-visual senses.  
>  _feel; smell; hear_.
>
> Example sentence[s]:  
>  子供達の声がした・しました。  
>  I heard children's voices.

