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Need a quick solution to organizing your jewelry? Are you tired of tangles in necklaces, scratches on gold bangles, or deteriorated pearls? Jewelry boxes are your answer.

Think of all the time and money you invest in your jewelry. If you are like most people, after you have worn the pieces a few times you tend to shove the jewelry in a drawer, or worse yet; leave it out to collect dust! Treat your jewelry as you would treat other valuable possessions. Do you own a car? Chances are you park the car in the garage to protect it from the elements or burglars. Similarly, keep your jewelry tucked away in a safe place to protect them from chemicals, dust, and moisture in the air as well as out of sight to potential thieves.

Types of Jewelry Boxes you might want to consider:

The thin box: these are shallow boxes, crafted usually from mahogany or cherry wood, or given a mahogany stain. They have divided compartments to organize your accessories, with an available insert or pouch to hold necklaces.
Large jewelry boxes: the most popular wood style in large jewelry boxes seems to be a type of cherry wood called Curly Cherry. The figured, or Curly Cherry is similar to curly Maple, and when finished looks richly rippled. The most important difference between the small and larger jewelry boxes is that the larger has a second tray that rests upon the first, commonly called the stud or the ring tray. It has a sectioned portion dedicated only to keeping stud earrings, such as pearls, or with a special rack that displays and protects all of your rings.
Men's Valets: Believe it or not, a type of jewelry box is available for men also. This sleek bureau is about the size of a wallet, and has an open compartment in the middle for a wristwatch. Hinged doors guard smaller compartments on the side and can be used to store rings, cufflinks, bracelets, and other watches.

Different shapes to think about: the traditional rectangular shape, the oval, the octagonal, the treasure chest, and the raised box. Also available now are jewelry boxes that store a whole list of tunes and songs, or come with ceramic inlays of favorite pastoral scenes. Some are covered in fabric with special patterns or pictures, and some are embossed and inlaid with precious stones, such as mother-of-pearl.