Jewellery Boxes

You can absolutely keep jewellery in a box! In doing so, your collection remains tarnish-free and fully protected. If you also select a jewellery box that contains a soft fabric lining, you can protect the jewellery even further and prevent scratches or damage.

Keeping your precious pieces in a jewellery box can also be ideal if the box features ring, bracelet, and earring collection compartments. This can help you easily access each type of jewellery without searching through a cluttered range of pieces, since you can organise them more efficiently.

Jewellery boxes can be the perfect gift for a jewellery lover since they're ideal for so many reasons and really serve functional and aesthetic needs. They'll keep jewellery protected, help recipients display a collection proudly, and add a visually appealing accessory to a vanity table.

If your recipient has quite a few jewellery pieces, yet has nowhere to store them, a jewellery box is ideal. It minimises the chances of losing valuable pieces stored on the vanity table itself, and prevents them from falling to the ground and getting damaged. And some options, such as a jewellery box with mirror features can also be the perfect gift, ensuring your recipient can check the alignment of their collection when they put each piece on.

A couple of options to keep each piece organised are to purchase an armoire or a couple of large jewellery cases. But our jewellery collection experts at Camile and Stone also recommend storing a large jewellery collection in a large jewellery box - one of the must-have accessories for jewellery collectors.

Very large jewellery boxes or cases for jewellery often feature stackers or trays that create the perfect jewellery storage solution. You can assign each tier a specific type of jewellery to store it safely and keep it all organised. They're also ideal for keeping the pieces you wear every day easily accessible, as you can store them in the top tray, ready to wear when needed.

A jewellery box for rings is an excellent option for ring storage since it has the specific features manufacturers craft to keep rings safe. These stunning jewellery boxes can feature linen fabric linings or velvet linings that keep delicate, valuable rings in perfect condition, absorbing any moisture and reducing the chances of tarnishing.

With separate compartments lined with these materials, a jewellery box for rings will also prevent each piece from scratching against each other, keeping damage to a minimum.

Since sunlight may damage rings that feature gemstones, a jewellery box with a lid can provide protection for these pieces, blocking the direct sunlight and reducing the chances of the materials fading due to prolonged exposure to UV rays.

Jewellery boxes made from high-quality materials like leather or wood are durable and long-lasting, which is why you should look for these qualities in a jewellery box. But your jewellery box should also have the right lining material that is soft enough to protect each piece from damage. The dividers themselves also need to be soft so they will not damage your stunning jewellery pieces.

Don't forget to consider the size and design of the jewellery box; these are things to look for to ensure your entire collection will fit perfectly inside this beautiful accessory that can proudly take its place among your other valuable items on your dresser.

You will really want to keep jewellery pieces protected when flying, and our jewellery collection experts at Camile and Stone recommend using specialized storage solutions and separating fragile pieces.

Specialized storage solutions that feature sections for jewellery storage keep all pieces protected. But you'll need to select a storage solution that will suit your pieces. So you might choose a case with velvet lined compartments for drop and dangle earrings or a case with loops and large sections for necklaces.

To separate small fragile pieces into separate solutions, you might want to place your earrings in a travel jewellery box for earrings and have your necklaces in an entirely different jewellery case to prevent them from tangling together.