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"You&amp;#39;ve shed your last tear, wolfed down your last container of Ben &amp;amp; Jerry&amp;#39;s Chubby Hubby ice cream, worn the shirt that still smells like him to bed for the last time. It&amp;#39;s over. Like, for real this time. Except that every time you open your jewelry box, you see a gift from him staring back at you. What&amp;#39;s an enterprising, newly-single gal to do?\nPinterestFacebookIn short: Sell it. You wouldn&amp;#39;t be the first (Gisele Bundchen freed herself of some Leo DiCaprio-bestowed diamonds a few months ago, and Ellen Barkin unloaded $20 million worth of gems from her ex-husband, Ron Perelman, which inspired the auction scene in the Sex and the City movie)...and now, it&amp;#39;s pretty damn easy, thanks to a new website called Outofyourlife.com.\nWhen Sicily Rockmore and her boyfriend split, she decided to get rid of the gifts he&amp;#39;d given her and make some cash from it. She&amp;#39;d never sold anything from an ex before--&amp;quot;it seemed like a hassle,&amp;quot; she says, but as a struggling actor, she thought it would be a good way to make some extra income. &amp;quot;He knows,&amp;quot; she told us. &amp;quot;He is supportive of it because I am doing it in order to pursue my passion, which is acting. He is happy that his presents have helped alleviate the need for a full time job in turn giving me a little wiggle room to focus on class and auditions. Most importantly, he is supporting the Arts!&amp;quot; I can&amp;#39;t help but crack a smile at her clever justification.\nPinterestFacebookThe site claims that when relationships end, those baubles suddenly lose their sentimental value--so why not cash in on them? They send you a free &amp;quot;Break Up Box&amp;quot; (that&amp;#39;s it, above), you fill it up with the gifts he&amp;#39;s given you, then send it off in a pre-paid envelope and get him...yes...out of your life. Oh, plus a big fat check. Talk about closure!\nI&amp;#39;m dying to know where you girls stand on this concept: Does it exploit your guy and devalue the stuff you once held dear? Or is it a harmless way to move on from something so painful? Have any of you ever sold your jewelry after a split? Would you try out outofyourlife.com, like Sicily did? Why or why not? Discuss!\nPLUS:\n\nThe 7 worst stories of getting dumped you&amp;#39;ve ever heard\n\n\nSmart style transformations all girls on the rebound should make\n\n\nThe one thing you should NEVER say to a friend after a bad breakup\n\nAdd glamour.com to your Google homepage\nFollow Slaves to Fashion on Twitter!\nFriend us on Facebook\nPhotos: Courtesy of Outofyourlife.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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