This year i hope new designs of necklaces & pendants will be new things for all ladies especially teens.

If someone wants to make bead necklaces and sell them at a craft fair, I'm fine with that.

Throwing out tenants property without following proper procedures can come back to bite you when the tenant claims there was a priceless diamond necklace in the end table you carelessly threw away.

I also own a small business that makes beaded bracelets and beaded necklaces for fraternities and sororities. 

My coworkers would rather work overtime to buy a $2400 necklace and pendant than towards ownership.

Keep in mind a golden necklace can often be a golden chain.

The price point is low, and the jewelry looks really pretty, so it is easy to sell on ebay or at street fairs.You can make a "diamond" necklace with cubic zirconia for even cheaper and they sell really well because the buyer gets something that no one can tell it's not a real diamond, and they've only paid $10 for it.You wouldn't believe the competition in jewelry and the jewelry sharks make real estate investors look like tame pupfish.

They could wind up missing grandma's expensive necklace and who would they look to?

As you can see from the pictures, we found almost $20 in coins, over $400 in gold from a combination of necklaces, earrings and some rings (not shown).  

I've seen too many bat crazies  and what are you going to do when the tenant says your handyman stole their diamond necklace off the nightstand or someone takes a rock and cracks open the lockbox and breaks into their house and the tenant holds you liable.