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Gabrielle Signorella, a 28-year-old architect in San Francisco, has a Return to Tiffany heart lock charm and bracelet object tradition with a group of girlfriends from college, several of whom now live out of the area. As she explains, the four of them were on a trip to Portland, Oregon, in 2004 when they decided to visit the local Tiffany's jewelry store: We started talking about how three out of four of us had nothing from Tiffany . . . and we all had no men to Return to Tiffany Bead Bracelet Tiffany jewelry for us and how that was a shame. So someone suggested we go in on a piece together and we could each have it for a month and then pass it along to the next person. (Signorella 2005) Sharing expensive jewelry is an idea that gained national prominence thanks to a People magazine article on Jonell McLain and Elsa Peretti Eternal Circle Bracelet ...
... circle of thirteen women she brought together around a $37,000 diamond necklace they dubbed "Jewelia." Unable or unwilling to take on the expense of the necklace individually, they purchased it together in 2004. As CBS news reported, Each of the women gets to wear the necklace for 4 weeks (for most, it is the month of their birthdays). There are really no rules, only humorous suggestions, Elsa Peretti Round Bracelet notes. "We say if you go to Paris, you have to take Jewelia." (CBS 2005) The women all found that the bond created by the necklace was worth more to them than the necklace itself.