Anybody host(ess) a sell-your-old-gold-jewelry party for extra cash?
If so - how'd you fare with it?
Please share your experiences.
I'll tell you why I'm asking... I just got back my custom wedding band, designed to hug (wrap around) my second engagement ring. After the sale of my old wedding band for it's gold - we kept the diamonds to add into the diamonds for the new ring - the balance was supposed to be $960. My ring was delivered to me Sunday morning, just before Mass. After Mass, we (hubby & me, and the jewler's brother - her store manager... these siblings happen to be the closest thing we will ever have to children, they're the adult kids of hubby's last girlfriend who found me for hubby) went back to my house. I dug through on of my old jewelry boxes for old gold jewelry that I know I'll never wear again - and came up with 6 or 7 gold bangle bracelets from the 1950s, and 4 gold 1930s/'40s/'50s cocktail tings with large semiprecious stones, ad gave them up to John so he could bring them back to Didi's store and weight them and sell them for melting to defray the cost of my new bling. <span style="font-weight: bold">John and Didi called me today with the news: Mr Witchy owes <span style="font-style: italic">NOTHING AT ALL</span> for my new white gold and diamonds! Nothing!!</span> Actually, the old gold came to $955... but Didi said to forget the $5.
Sooo, now I'm wondering about all of the rest of the boxes full of old gold jewelry that I never wear, hardly ever even look at, and will not wear ever again. Why let it sit in boxes and do nothing for the rest of my life?? I have more old gold than what I gave up Sunday for melting. In fact, I easily have nearly twice that amount. $2Grand could buy me a lot of things.....
Like..... maybe <span style="font-weight: bold">another diamond ring to hug the other side of my engagement ring</span>, <span style="font-weight: bold">plus my custom gold Peloponnese cross</span> that I asked her to make me (it is my belated 50th birthday prezzie from Mr Witchy). And I'd still have money leftover for something else of jewelry.
Or......... I could take about $2K to apply towards the off-chassis restoration my Olds Cutty Brougham is about to receive. I was wondering how to finance the last half of it. This money would help.
Or......... I could go renew my passport, and take a trip. It's been far too long since I've seen Jamaica. How far can US$2,000 take me - in a week, say - in JA (after airfare)??
Is there any reason to keep old gold jewelry that I will not again wear?
If so - how'd you fare with it?
Please share your experiences.
I'll tell you why I'm asking... I just got back my custom wedding band, designed to hug (wrap around) my second engagement ring. After the sale of my old wedding band for it's gold - we kept the diamonds to add into the diamonds for the new ring - the balance was supposed to be $960. My ring was delivered to me Sunday morning, just before Mass. After Mass, we (hubby & me, and the jewler's brother - her store manager... these siblings happen to be the closest thing we will ever have to children, they're the adult kids of hubby's last girlfriend who found me for hubby) went back to my house. I dug through on of my old jewelry boxes for old gold jewelry that I know I'll never wear again - and came up with 6 or 7 gold bangle bracelets from the 1950s, and 4 gold 1930s/'40s/'50s cocktail tings with large semiprecious stones, ad gave them up to John so he could bring them back to Didi's store and weight them and sell them for melting to defray the cost of my new bling. <span style="font-weight: bold">John and Didi called me today with the news: Mr Witchy owes <span style="font-style: italic">NOTHING AT ALL</span> for my new white gold and diamonds! Nothing!!</span> Actually, the old gold came to $955... but Didi said to forget the $5.
Sooo, now I'm wondering about all of the rest of the boxes full of old gold jewelry that I never wear, hardly ever even look at, and will not wear ever again. Why let it sit in boxes and do nothing for the rest of my life?? I have more old gold than what I gave up Sunday for melting. In fact, I easily have nearly twice that amount. $2Grand could buy me a lot of things.....
Like..... maybe <span style="font-weight: bold">another diamond ring to hug the other side of my engagement ring</span>, <span style="font-weight: bold">plus my custom gold Peloponnese cross</span> that I asked her to make me (it is my belated 50th birthday prezzie from Mr Witchy). And I'd still have money leftover for something else of jewelry.
Or......... I could take about $2K to apply towards the off-chassis restoration my Olds Cutty Brougham is about to receive. I was wondering how to finance the last half of it. This money would help.
Or......... I could go renew my passport, and take a trip. It's been far too long since I've seen Jamaica. How far can US$2,000 take me - in a week, say - in JA (after airfare)??
Is there any reason to keep old gold jewelry that I will not again wear?
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