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Recycling old cheap jewelry

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  • 03-07-2015 11:38am
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    barleybooley
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    Hope this is the right place to put this. I want to get rid of a load of cheap necklaces, ring, bracelets, etc. that I've gathered down through the years. It just doesn't seem right to throw that much metal in the bin. Any idea where I could bring it to be recycled?

    Thanks.


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    Del.Monte
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    barleybooley wrote: »
    Hope this is the right place to put this. I want to get rid of a load of cheap necklaces, ring, bracelets, etc. that I've gathered down through the years. It just doesn't seem right to throw that much metal in the bin. Any idea where I could bring it to be recycled?

    Thanks.

    There must be a charity shop near you that would be happy to have your items.

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    barleybooley
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    Thanks but it's really not good enough to give to a charity shop. They're pieces from the likes of Penneys and River Island. Couldn't have people going around with green necks :pac:


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