In my previous careers I’ve sold jewelry, and was a land surveyor.In my spare time, which is rare these days, I enjoy hunting, fishing, crafting random furniture my wife wants for her show houses or our home.

But if you send them such invitations, you might get to contribute to thier net worth in a way you never imagined.I would also suggest not following what some guru suggests, they won't be paying your fine or wearing your jewelry!

The only primaries you can legally buy are things like getting your rent payments reported or a few jewelry club membership sites paying for other primaries are ILLEGAL.  

We've had a robbery claim as well.About 25 years ago, someone broke in and got off with a lot of our belongings (electronics, cameras, jewelry etc).

Seems there was a box of jewelry that was left in the house that was now missing.

Think of everything you own that is in your name - your car, your savings accounts, your jewelry, your vacation home.  

If you go to a jewelry store and look at diamond rings, the sales folks will say things like "its an investment".

@Matt SicignanoYou are correct that the sheriff will give the occupants a few minutes to gather their immediate property- such as jewelry, computers, etc - while the Sheriff is waiting on the doorstep for all occupants to leave the premises.

They buy a lot of gold and diamond jewelry. 

There are a lot of multifamlies in the NE heights, downtown, and around the Central / Zuni / tramway area.