We don't gift a lot of jewelry. Never been our thing. If we had, we wouldn't expect it back should a relationship fail (the only exception- family heirlooms). In fact, the only thing that we've ever been upset enough to demand back (and never got) was a Jeff Buckley CD. We're currently on our 8th copy of Grace.

Megahn Perry apparently had this problem. She had an excess of jewelry from ex-boyfriends that she didn't feel comfortable wearing and wanted to get rid of it. Yes, the same jewelry that once meant something and probably cost a young man more money than his fancy was worth.

She wished that a website existed on which she could sell said jewelry. You know, besides eBay and Craigslist. No, she needed a website that would draw the attention of like-minded individuals and their respective stories. The fact that doing so would also provide unnecessary embarrassment and bitterness among those they no longer cared for was strictly bonus.

Enter ExBoyfriendJewelry.com and with it the means to rid oneself of the remnants of romance gone bad. Go there and sell what you got or find what you gave. There are other fish in the sea, and they would look great in some secondhand Tiffany's.