That's right, your old jewelry could be worth it's weight in gold!
Whether it be a broken gold necklaces, old class ring or an earring missing its mate, those old gold jewelry pieces can be turned into cash that can be used to pay over due bills, buy food, help with the rent or anything else that would help balance the budget.
It's called gold fever, and if you have been on the Host a Gold Party blog before, then you know exactly what it is. If not, there is a cool news video you can watch called Surviving the Economy.
Surviving the Economy explains what a gold home party is and how hosting gold parties can turn your old gold jewelry and other gold items you no longer want into cash. And that's not all.
Gold parties are also a genuine opportunity to make serious cash on the side... even develop a long term gold party business strategy you can be proud of!
Check out the gold party news reel, then come back to this post and leave a comment telling us what you think.
The oldest known gold jewelry was found in the Middle East, in Mesopotamia, where the first known civilizations existed. Royal Sumerian and Egyptian jewelry are the oldest known artifacts of gold jewelry in the history of man, dating to the third millennium BC. Queen Zur and Queen Pu-abi's gold jewelry collections found in the Royal Tombs of Ur in Sumeria unveiled priceless jewelry of gold, lapis lazuli, turquoise and carnelian, the popular adornment of ancient times. The Queens' adornments also included gold pendants inlaid with depictions of mystical animals and plants. Bracelets of turquoise and gold, golden pins, rings, robes and ornaments of gold appear in excavated Egyptian tombs of queens and kings. Get more information buy clicking on Selling gold jewellery.
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