I own a handmade jewelry business so my accountant advised me that I have very little risk and no assets at this point to protect through an LLC or other entity form.

You have an elderly aunt and you go through things that you want people to have when you pass, it's customary to wait for them to actually pass; not to steal their jewelry before they are dead, which she did.

If you like gold or jewelry, make sure you know prices before you leave.

Any guarantees and stuff like that are, as my grandpa used to say in German "Jewelry on the night-gown".

A flashy car, jewelry, and a beach mansion are great things that most of us want, but they can’t give us long-term joy.

Hey, didja hear the one about the bandido that after he stole some custom jewelry goes and posts on his Facebook about his newfound 'bling"? 

I have seen some banks turned into Starbucks, jewelry stores, UPS or FEDEX type stores, etc. 

I have even heard of people selling land for jewelry (@Jack Butata maybe?)

And if they have expensive jewelry, suggest they get a safe deposit box somewhere.

My school had Jewelry, metal working, pottery, wood shop, econ, and cooking as electives.