Great thread! I'm new to the Jewelry Forums, and I think these are my new favorite threads after the Bag Forums! From my collection:
Worth it:
- Silver and gold bangles, which I wear more often than bracelets
- Tiffany Knot earrings and pendant, which I should have bought when I first saw them a year ago, since the prices went up this year before I bought them
- Swatch watch - my favorite brand. I get one every few years and wear it till the strap wears out, and sometimes I replace the strap too.
Not worth it: most of my costume jewelry, especially the couple of souvenirs I picked up at a ski vacation last year, like a crystal cocktail ring. I never wear it.
Misc. thoughts:
- DY tempts me but I have so much silver already. The other day, one of my students was wearing two DY bangles from her grandmother. The sentiment and look were beautiful. Those pieces really meant something to her, which was great.
- I have boxes of silver jewelry to sell, but it's hard to find a secondhand jewelry shop to take them, and the money recouped is relatively little, so I'm trying to hold off on buying more.
Worth it:
- Silver and gold bangles, which I wear more often than bracelets
- Tiffany Knot earrings and pendant, which I should have bought when I first saw them a year ago, since the prices went up this year before I bought them
- Swatch watch - my favorite brand. I get one every few years and wear it till the strap wears out, and sometimes I replace the strap too.
Not worth it: most of my costume jewelry, especially the couple of souvenirs I picked up at a ski vacation last year, like a crystal cocktail ring. I never wear it.
Misc. thoughts:
- DY tempts me but I have so much silver already. The other day, one of my students was wearing two DY bangles from her grandmother. The sentiment and look were beautiful. Those pieces really meant something to her, which was great.
- I have boxes of silver jewelry to sell, but it's hard to find a secondhand jewelry shop to take them, and the money recouped is relatively little, so I'm trying to hold off on buying more.
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