To sell or not to sell?

[AllAboardTheBlingTrain]

Btw @Sakuramickey this is off topic but did you decide anything on the tennis necklace you had planned?

 

[JoJa12345]

I would keep for the meantime. If after a while you find yourself not wearing or even thinking about them, then sell.
I've done this with a few items and it hasn't failed me yet.

 

[Sakuramickey]

Btw @Sakuramickey this is off topic but did you decide anything on the tennis necklace you had planned?

You have good memory unfortunately no I didn’t go ahead. I had a few proposals from the vendor but I didn’t manage to get around it. Now I am thinking again about it though.

The thing is, if I would get a tennis necklace, I would only use it 2-3x per year. Should I still do it? May be if I have a smaller one I can use daily?

I am wearing a 1ct pendant as my daily necklace, and love it! I only use this. And during special occasions I wear VCA necklaces.

What do you think?

 

[AllAboardTheBlingTrain]

You have good memory unfortunately no I didn’t go ahead. I had a few proposals from the vendor but I didn’t manage to get around it. Now I am thinking again about it though.

The thing is, if I would get a tennis necklace, I would only use it 2-3x per year. Should I still do it? May be if I have a smaller one I can use daily?

I am wearing a 1ct pendant as my daily necklace, and love it! I only use this. And during special occasions I wear VCA necklaces.

What do you think?

Is your 1ct pendant fixed on the chain or does it come off the chain?

I wonder if it would be possible to make yourself a tennis necklace that you can attach your existing pendant to as a drop, for added bling and oomph. So then if you get a tennis that is even 0.5ct graded downwards (but a gradual gradation) you could wear it on its own or with the pendant for added bling.

There’s no point in getting jewelry you don’t wear and is not worth it to you. Something worn 2-3x a year can also be worth it for you, btw, but you have to make that decision!

What about if you repurpose your tennis bangles into your necklace? You’d probably have about half the stones you need.