Inventory of jewelry increasing at local pawn shops
All that glitters is not needed
Larry Bruner, owner of Big J Jewelry and Loan, adjusts a necklace for display in his jewelry case. Bruner said he is seeing his inventory of jewelry increase as people pawn their gold, turquoise, diamonds and silver. He has also seen an increase in people pawning musical instruments, he said.
Gretel Daugherty
Larry Bruner, owner of Big J Jewelry and Loan, adjusts a necklace for display in his jewelry case. Bruner said he is seeing his inventory of jewelry increase as people pawn their gold, turquoise, diamonds and silver. He has also seen an increase in people pawning musical instruments, he said.
By
Staff
Friday, October 17, 2008
With the economy flailing, operators of some local pawn shops are receiving an influx of jewelry as diamonds and gold become unnecessary luxuries.
“Jewelry merchandise has been…
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