Ladies when you were a little girl did you receive little gold chain necklaces as a gift during the holidays? You know what we’re talking about: those thin translucent chains that maybe held a charm of religious significance or a memento from school. Grandma wasn’t in the habit of buying extravagant jewelry for her many grandchildren but she did want to give something that you’d like. Possibly you got some of those types of necklaces as a young lady from a suitor who was just starting out in life and could only afford a thin chain. Back in the day those types of gold chains were common and not the most indulgent gift in the world. So now they’re in a jewelry box in the back of your dresser drawer. They have a tendency to get tangled up and they may very well be in a deep knot that will take sewing needles agile fingers and a magnifying glass to unravel. They’re too short and too flimsy for you to wear – you know that. You know that if you even attempted to wear one as a choker perhaps it would snap without your being aware and it would disappear into the night. In its perhaps tarnished perhaps knotted state they kind of set your teeth on edge don’t they? When you think about it it’s time to part with those gifts. You’ll always remember the person who gave it to you and you’ll remember them for deeper reasons than a mere possession could convey. It’s time you started to think about the best place to sell gold. Levi Family Jewelers wants to be your family’s best place to sell jewelry in San Diego.