Jewelry

[violann]

Was it really SO LONG AGO that this style was popular in the first place? 

I loved it the first time around, but never bought myself one. 

I too have enough chains by now to last indefinitely.

I just love trendy, dated stuff I guess.

[GoneButNotForgotten]

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@Miss Pepsi wrote:

All the ones I saw were done very poorly.  I loved the one that was part of the Jacqueline Kennedy collection because is was modeled after hers.  The ones yesterday I didn't think held a candle to that one.

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Totally agree; the ones they're selling now look cheap and tinny and cheesie. I bought one of the Jackie Kennedy collection years ago, before I learned it was originally designed by Coco Channel, who was a spy for the Nazis.

[jackthebear]

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@amyb wrote:

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@jackthebear wrote:

I like the look of the link but not buying anymore "trend jewelry" 3/4 of my jewelry is up for sale only keeping the good stuff

Used to buy it, wear for a few months then into a drawer,

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Hi @jackthebear Can I ask, where you have it up for sale? I'm in the process of culling my things as well. I've consigned some already with my local shop I work with, but never get much there, have traded some broken gold pieces for cash, which was great with today's price of gold. But have never done anything like Ebay...and been wondering as I want to put some rings that don't fit well anymore up, and things like diamonique I don't care for anymore, and other things. 

I figure, like a greeting card said I once bought: "Life's to short fot the cheap stuff!" anymore...and I have so much pretty, real pieces of my own, as well as things I've inherited from mom and grandmom...wth am I needing cheezy cheap bling for?! lol. Anyway, was curious when you said "up for sale" where you were selling...TIA.

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