Protecting Your Investment

When you get your first expensive watch (from an outlet such as Hayes Jewelers), whether as a gift or a purchase you made yourself, a big part of you thinks that you should only pull that watch out for special occasions or work events. However, by not wearing your watch, you are doing yourself, your wallet, and of course your fancy watch a disservice. Before you scoff and say "yeah right"

You saved and you bought a diamond engagement ring. Now you need to a place to hide it before the proposal. Finding a great place to hide the ring may seem easier said than done. It is a bit challenging, but do not stress too much about it. The following places could make a perfect hiding spot for the ring until the proposal. Sock Drawer Your sock drawer is the ultimate hiding spot.

At one point in time or another, you have probably thought about selling some of your old jewelry. Whether you are simply looking to get rid of some old jewelry or you want to ditch mementos of a past relationship gone bad, there are a few things you need to know before rushing to sell your jewelry. After all, you don't want to lose out on money that you could get all because you didn't know what you were doing.

If you have the perfect engagement ring in your pocket, you now need the perfect marriage proposal. Below are six different ways you can do this, to make it a proposal they will never forget: Baseball If your partner loves sports and especially baseball, you can make an engagement ring box out of one. Use a sharp knife to cut a square out of the top of the baseball, and then remove the stringy core.

It's time to celebrate your husband's birthday again, and you just can't figure out what to get him. He seems to already have everything he wants, and he hasn't hinted at anything in particular that would put a big smile on his face. Perhaps this is the year to get a little sentimental by giving him something he can remember you by for many years to come: Invest in an Engraved Pocket Watch