Can I Borrow That I'm Getting Married ?

[Prada's Meadow]

Would you let a friend borrow a expensive piece of jewelry for a special occasion ?

 

[heavensent]

Sure , not just any friend , they have to be close.

 

[Swanky]

Yes, a very close friend.

 

[Sunshine]

I would if it was a great friend...I think the only person I would share my jewlery with would be my sister in law as we have such simliar likes.

 

[4evereternity]

Yes but it would depend on what the item would be...

 

[winternight]

Depends on the price. I.e. my most expensive piece, probably not honestly. Have you read that short story, The Necklace? Its on point. I think its tacky to ask besides. Now my sister, sure anything.

 

[sparkle67]

Yes- I would and I have. I felt honored to provide a piece of the ensemble for the day she will cherish for the rest of her life.

That's just me though---

 

[print*model]

Depends on the friend and which piece of jewelry she wants to borrow.

 

[vuittonGirl]

Yes, i would. Only to a very close friend for a very special occasion

 

[glily]

Maybe, depends on the piece of jewelry and the friend. In all honestly, I probably would not let her borrow any of the jewerly my husband game me as a gift after my children were born. However, I would be more than happy to make something FANTASTIC for her!

 

[jasanna143]

Sure, if she was a close friend! Fair-weathered friend? Heeeeee*** no!

 

[Minnie]

a close friend! a trustworthy friend, ASWELL.

 

[Virginia]

Only the friends I've come to know as my sisters.

 

[kezza]

I'm with sparkle67. I know who my true friends are and I wouldn't think twice about loaning them anything, and would be honored to help make something extra-special for them. I can't imagine ever asking, but I believe they would do the same for me. Thinking about it makes me feel awfully lucky to have them in my life! :shame:

 

[bagnshoofetish]

If they were a very good friend, sure. My friends are very responsible or else we probably wouldn't be friends!
; )