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What's in a name?
Dress of the day: Anastasia by Maggie Sottero
Unusual wedding cakes from Dragons and Daffodils
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Jan 17th 2008 @ 2:13PM
alicia2801 said...
Thank you! I will try that.
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Jan 17th 2008 @ 2:19PM
Ilona Peltz said...
You're welcome. When I was married for the second time, this is what we did. Now, I'll warn you: your ring may have COST you $300 (say), but you won't get $300 for it. You probably know that gold is such a soft metal, it's always mixed with stronger metals. That means that when it's melted down, there will be a small fraction of an ounce of actual gold in it.
But however much is in there, you'll get fair market value for the amount, and, as Julie's jeweler tell us, it's now around $900 ounce (it was under $300 when we bought our rings!)! So, you might even get a decent amount of money, after all.