Giving the Gift of Giving
The holiday season is coming up so we give you some great tips for who and when you can buy the proper jewelry. Or cash ;-) Jewelry Friends can buy each other jewelry. Family members can buy each other jewelry. But you need to be really, really careful before you buy jewelry for your significant other. Fun, trendy jewelry is one thing, but I''m talking "fine" jewelry: gemstones, precious metals. Diamonds. Do not get your new girlfriend diamonds. Any gift of jewelry is seen as a sign of serious commitment. It''s an investment. Not just in the gift, but in the future: you don''t want that girl to flush your three months'' salary down the toilet if things don''t end well. Cash Cash is a perfectly acceptable gift if you''re giving a bar mitzvah gift or graduation present. Provided that you''re at least ten years older than the person you''re giving the cash to. Getting cash from one''s own peers feels wrong. And just a little dirty. If you''re at a loss, get one of the aforementioned gift certificates, or even a pre-paid bank card that can be used wherever major credit cards are accepted. Just stay away from cash—or checks—unless it''s less a gift and more a payment for services rendered. source: jewelry blog
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