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Ladies, when you were a little girl, did you receive little gold chain necklaces as a gift during the holidays? You know what we??™re talking about: those thin, translucent chains that maybe held a charm of religious significance or a memento from school. Grandma wasn??™t in the habit of buying extravagant jewelry for her many grandchildren, but she did want to give something that you??™d like. Possibly, you got some of those types of necklaces as a young lady, from a suitor who was just starting out in life and could only afford a thin chain. Back in the day, those types of gold chains were common and not the most indulgent gift in the world.
So, now they??™re in a jewelry box in the back of your dresser drawer. They have a tendency to get tangled up and they may very well be in a deep knot that will take sewing needles, agile fingers and a magnifying glass to unravel. They??™re too short and too flimsy for you to wear ??“ you know that. You know that if you even attempted to wear one as a choker, perhaps, it would snap without your being aware and it would disappear into the night. In its perhaps tarnished, perhaps knotted state, they kind of set your teeth on edge, don??™t they? When you think about it, it??™s time to part with those gifts. You??™ll always remember the person who gave it to you and you??™ll remember them for deeper reasons than a mere possession could convey. It??™s time you started to think about the best place to sell gold. Levi Family Jewelers wants to be your family??™s best place to sell jewelry in San Diego.
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