My brother and SIL gave me earrings for Christmas, the problem is I don't even have pierced ears so I couldn't wear these earrings if I wanted to. They did not give me a gift receipt so I can't return them, so what do I do with them? I would like to try and sell them but I don't want to offend them, although it is a little offensive that they couldn't put more thought into my gift and its not like they didn't know, we are around them all the time. So would it be okay to sell them or what do ya'll think?
I would tell them that you can't wear them and ask for the receipt.
You could convert them to clip-on if you don't want to offend them. I googled and found a link.
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-Pierced-Earrings-to-Clip-On-Earrings
I would ask where they got them and remind them you cannot wear them. Or regift them.
Quoting VintageWife:
You could convert them to clip-on if you don't want to offend them. I googled and found a link.
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-Pierced-Earrings-to-Clip-On-Earrings
This is a great idea but I can't wear them at all because I am allergic to the metal.
Never thought about regifting them, maybe I will do that.
Sell them if you can. If your brother and/or SIL ask, just point to your ears and tell them you can't use their thoughtless gift.



- Armymom134
on Jan. 20, 2013 at 5:28 PM