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Your ex may not be worth much but some of the jewelry he gave you might be. Some of the descriptions are hilarious.
Tiffany & Co
Sterling silver link bracelet with heart clasp.
$165
"I found him in BED with a woman who had been sniffing around a bit too much. He later said it wasnt as it appeared. Really? You were what, giving her an annual breast exam!?"
Interesting that there are engagement rings on there. Aren't engagement rings supposed to be returned if you break up?
I think it depends on what the couple mutually agree to....I for one would return all the stuff, wouldn't want it around, nor would I have the nerve to cash it in...I feel and this is just my opinion...that he worked hard and paid a lot of money for that jewelry, so, give it back to him...although, after I caught my huband cheating....I was driving down the road, took the rings off and tossed them in some field? Was I wrong...probably, but, in the end...it felt awful good to get rid of the part of our marriage that was on my finger. LOL
I think it depends on what the couple mutually agree to....I for one would return all the stuff, wouldn't want it around, nor would I have the nerve to cash it in...I feel and this is just my opinion...that he worked hard and paid a lot of money for that jewelry, so, give it back to him...although, after I caught my huband cheating....I was driving down the road, took the rings off and tossed them in some field? Was I wrong...probably, but, in the end...it felt awful good to get rid of the part of our marriage that was on my finger. LOL
I don't know why, but in a divorce, here anyway, she gets to keep her jewelry. That was the first thing my lawyer told me.
Note to self, make him buy LOTS of jewelry this time around
I don't know why, but in a divorce, here anyway, she gets to keep her jewelry. That was the first thing my lawyer told me.
Note to self, make him buy LOTS of jewelry this time around
LOL!!!!! Ohhhhh my, I'm ROFL.....
You get reps for that one babe....
opps, have to spread them around...how bout I send you some jewelry...LOL
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