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Returning to Tiffany
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Canada Eh!
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For small ziplocs I use snack ones or even that come w extra buttons on sweaters
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Sofa King Banned
Joined: Mar 2009
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I have a medium sized jewelry box with several drawers in the middle, and two cabinets on either side. I keep my necklace in the Tiffany pouch and then tucked into one of the drawers. I never leave it hanging in the cabinet since it may swing and rub against my other necklaces. I don't want to risk scratching my enamel blue box charm.
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Joined: May 2009
Location: Australia
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BTW.. if you don't have a label machine just use magic tape! Scribble on it with a thin marker or pen and stick another one on so it won't smudge.. that'll do the trick!
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Joined: Oct 2007
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yup, i get my little plastic pouches from craft stores. keeps my silver pieces shiny for a longer period of time.
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Joined: Apr 2009
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I keep them inside the pouches and boxes. I love the color!
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Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Melbourne
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i keep them inside the pouches. i tie the ribbons back on the boxes and stack them up in my wardrobe or on my dresser
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Returning to Tiffany
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Canada Eh!
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Bumping this up bc i just got a couple new silver tiffany pieces and m running out of box space problem is pouches don't stack neatly on their own
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Bag Lady
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: US
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All of my earrings are in their own compartment in the earring drawer.
Boxes are stored in the closet, inside a box which came with my decantor. I do keep my bracelets in pouches, I don't have many, and I usually just wear a watch. Necklaces are stored on hooks. In my jewelry box, I have two sections of hooks - I keep one for play/costume and the other for tiffany/gold. Hope this helps. Worst case - it's a great time to go shopping for a new jewelry box. |
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Joined: Feb 2009
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Hmmmm... am struggling with the SAME debate (how to store jewelry) right now! Have always thrown my pouches in my jewelry drawer or box.... but my casual (costume) jewelry has outgrown all of my boxes, and I have about 10 little pouches... plus now a few chi chi Van Cleef ones that need to be in a safe somewhere... am considering the Juicy Couture charm box because I'm the same way, if I can't see it I won't wear it! I'd LOVE to leave them all out (everything!) on my counter, all displayed... alas, it's like begging them to be stolen (not just by robbers but by tiny 3 year old hands!)
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Bag Lady
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: US
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"Oh, it was just in my jewelry box from when I was a kid..." Have you thought about putting it on top of a medium sized bookcase or lingere chest - about 4-5 ft tall? Then you just have to worry about 4 ft or taller thieves! |
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Joined: Dec 2006
Location: Michigan
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I keep things that I don't wear often in the blue pouches. I keep things I wear often, but not every day in little ziploc plastic baggies to keep from tarnishing. I keep everything in little wooden trays that I bought from BB&B that are technically for silverware. I then lined each compartment with felt cloth.
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Joined: Feb 2009
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Maybe once we get an alarm system I'd do that... I just feel so vulnerable leaving Van Cleef etc. things out - I don't think I could! My Tiffany silver, yes... I love it but a lot of it has been around for a while and well loved... I see these gorgeous table top jewelry organizers and think that would be SO NICE!!! If I saw it I'd wear it!! :) |
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Joined: Jan 2009
Location: Australia
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I have quite a bit of tiff jewellery, and I keep the pieces I wear everyday in their pouches in the tiffany sunglasses case - its a gorgeous leather velvet lined box and the lid is magnetic so it opens and closes really easily. Its too bulky for my bag so I put my sunnies in another case and I use this one as a jewellery box :) Here are some pics just for fun!
![]() ![]() ![]() on my little bookshelf where I keep my little collectables. ![]() my less everyday pieces, I have become really good at knowing whats inside each pouch just by feeling it up. ![]() my rarely worn pieces,in yet another tiffanys box, put in their pouches and placed in ziplocked bags with the name of each piece written on it. I would like to do it for all my jewellery but I can't be bothered to for now. Its amazing though how it stays as new when I do that. ![]() my fine jewellery is kept in their original boxes and all of them put into this little lockable storage unit. I used to collect swarovski jewellery as well but I rarely wear it anymore. Hope you enjoyed your little peek at my collection :) |
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Last edited by baglici0us; Oct 21st, 2009 at 05:26 AM. Reason: typo |
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Joined: Mar 2009
Location: Germany
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I have a Tiffany necklace and I keep it in the little pouch they come in and in the original box.
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