Jewelry Chests

All jewelry must be kept in storage, such as jewelry chests, to protect them from the elements. Many precious and semi-precious gemstones can deteriorate or fade due to over exposure to sunlight, heat, moisture, and chemicals. Your precious metals are not invulnerable either; gold can be easily scratched (even office jobs where you handle paper can scratch gold jewelry), and silver can tarnish.

Jewelry chests allow you to quickly and easily retrieve your jewelry without searching through tangled clumps of the accessories. Don't let your jewelry continue to look like the Christmas lights you resurrect from the garage once a year, give them the space and protection they deserve.

The kinds of jewelry chests are as varied asjewelry boxes. Chests are, in essence, bigger and more elaborate jewelry boxes. They contain pull-out drawers within the main body, and a panel lid that opens onto a central compartment area with ring and earring trays. A necklace pouch, often included, keeps necklaces from becoming entangled, and dividers come in different configurations for every drawer.

Some other options include: lift out trays, ring bars, or swing-out doors. The man's chest, also known as a valet, comes in a single layer that holds chains and watches, with bigger compartments and less dividers.

Brass plates and monograms are available for those who might like to personalize a chest and give it as a gift.