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Buying The Right Jewelry

A few years ago, I got a great gift for my wife. I thought it would be nice to choose a gorgeous gold locket with our family picture in it. She absolutely loved the gift, so I was surprised when she never wore it out of the house. After I talked with her, she explained that the locket was too nice to wear with most of her everyday outfits. That day, I learned a little about buying the right jewelry. Together, my wife and I have developed this blog dedicated to all things jewelry, so that you can buy the right gifts for your loved one.

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Handling an Illiquid Estate? What Are Your Options?

28 January 2016
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If you've been named the executor of a parent's estate, you may find it challenging to keep the estate's bills paid while you're still sorting out the available assets and debts. This can be even more difficult if your family member's estate is illiquid—consisting of real estate, jewelry, or other items that aren't always easy to turn into cash. What are your options to help pay for your parent's final expenses (or keep the electricity and water service connected in his or her home) if there is little available cash? Read More 

Winter Is Here: Check Out These Seasonal Jewelry-Stocking Tips For Your Boutique

17 November 2015
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If you've still got the same fashion jewelry you had this summer sitting on your boutique shelves, it's time to switch things up. Winter is here, and with the change in seasons comes a change in what type of jewelry your customers want to wear. Make this holiday season a profitable one by spicing up your customers' options with the below winter weather jewelry inventory tips. Make It Festive Upon thinking about winter, most people conjure images of snowstorms, snowmen, icicles, Christmas trees, and Santa Clause. Read More 

Little Known Tips, Tricks, And Facts For Every Newbie Coin Collector

12 October 2015
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Coin collecting is a fun and beneficial hobby for age groups both young and old. If you have recently decided to take up coin collecting, you are in for a treat. Not only does this hobby teach you about history and politics, it can also open the door for some great social opportunities. Of course, there are at least a few things you should know before you dive into the coin collection scene. Read More 

Need Quick Cash At The Last Minute?

8 October 2015
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Whether you need to pay a bill to avoid interruption in service or need money for emergency auto repairs, you may find yourself between a rock and a hard place if you're between paychecks and don't have access to a credit card. How can you get the cash you need within a day or two without paying excessively high interest rates? Read on for several avenues to same-day cash that won't disqualify you due to poor credit or other risk factors. Read More 

What You Need To Know About Getting Your Jewelry Appraised

5 October 2015
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You know how much you paid for your jewelry, but do you know the worth? Appraisals can tell you the wroth of your item in different situations. Appraisals can be used to insure your jewelry or sell it for the right amount. Check out these five important facts you must consider about getting your jewelry appraised. Appraisals Protect Your Belongings Most commonly, appraisals are used for insurance purposes. If you have a piece of jewelry that is worth a considerable amount of money, you must get it appraised before you can insure the item. Read More