Whether your jewelry comes from the finest jeweler or your local discount store, it deserves a good home.
You may not have a king's ransom in jewels, but they still deserve to be safe, easy to find, and attractively showcased. Enter the jewelry box in all its forms. Perennially popular looks include the polished wooden jewelry box, the leather and faux leather jewelry box, the casual fabric jewelry box, and the whimsical musical and trinket boxes. All jewelry boxes are as unique and personal as the baubles they hold.
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Choosing a Jewelry Box that's Age Appropriate Most little girls and tweens collect jewelry, but unless they are Hiltons, a cute trinket box or simple musical jewelry box will store their costume kiddie bling nicely. The classic musical jewelry box is a pretty, hinged box featuring ballet- or princess-inspired graphics, soft fabric lining, and tinkling music when the lid is lifted. The piece de resistance is the delicate twirling figurine within. For girly-girls (of all ages), sparkling trinket boxes are smaller, and designed to hold just a few choice items. They are often fashioned in the shape of a small animal or other appealing item such as a purse or shoe. Teenagers, both boys and girls, could use boxes with compartments, pockets, hooks and drawers for various sized objects in their growing collection of jewelry. Many echo the sophisticated look and organization of grown-up jewelry boxes. |
For the watch collector, think about a specialized watch box. Watch boxes come in many sizes, from one simple compartmentalized drawer for a few watches to multi-drawer models. Special winding watch boxes hold manual wind watches in a mechanical drawer that slowly and constantly turns them so they don't run down.