what do you keep your jewelry in?

[SewMuch]

You can get a good jewelry roll bag online at QVC or HSN (I forget which - its whichever one has the Lori Greiner stuff) with the zippered clear pockets. The one I got came in a set of 3 sizes.

 

Found it: QVC Item # H201641 Set of 2 Silver Safekeeper Jewelry Cases by Lori Greiner, $32.48 & $5.00 shipping and handling.

[ducklite]

My pearls go in a silk bag when I'm not wearing them. Then they along with everything else goes into a small 3" x 4" zippered pouch in the safe. I don't bring much jewelry, there's no reason to. A few pair of earrings, a bracelet, a couple necklaces, that's it.

[Patti22]

I use a small Baggallini (5x5 inches) with pockets for rings, earrings, and necklaces and carry in my purse. Once onboard, I ask for a saucer to put all in the safe so it is easy to see what's there.

[WoodsDrive]

Thanks everyone. My pill boxes don't seem large enough to put much in them. I have pouches similar but they aren't clear. That is why I don't like mine. I really like those. I need to go shopping.

 

I have some real chunky jewelry that I need to protect from being pinched, etc.

I also have to put the boxes on their side to put in my purse - one time they weren't completley snapped - thank goodness I had them in zip lock bags. I don't trust the TSA people when they go through my bags. I've seen them dump a lady's purse out.:eek:

 

I saw a great idea on Pinterest to sandwich your necklaces between two layers of Glad Press n Seal. I'm going to try it.

[screwsmcernst]

I have used different size jewelry boxes but they are heavy and bulky. I have also used those silk pouches - put each piece in a different one and put them in zip lock bags but that takes too much time to search for the pieces I want - I tried putting them by color into the same color bags but still takes too long. I don't like clear plastic bags because some stones should not be stored in plastic bags for long periods but that is the lightest and easiest to see.

 

I am trying to lighten the load since we will be traveling around Europe for several weeks after our cruise. I always keep the jewelry in my purse but I keep finding more things I want close to me and it is getting pretty heavy these days. I also plan to leave it in the hotel while touring around. I have decided not to take any of my really good stuff this trip. I love jewelry for the ship - don't wear much off the ship.

 

Just wondering what others use to store theirs.

 

Thanks.

 

 

On our last cruise, I put my jewelry in some press and seal. It worked great... sort of. I put 2 or 3 necklaces on a sheet, and then folded it over each one. it traveled beautifully, but when I was done wearing it, I had trouble reusing the press and seal to pack it back up. =(

[compozer]

Love all the different suggestions. I will try some of them.

[jodieminniear]

I use a large weekday pill reminder box. I can put all my earrings, necklaces and bracelets in them. If the piece is too big, I have a jewelry pouch with zipper compartments.

 

 

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[Sonnieb]

I don't travel with a lot of jewelry, just my watch, 1 or 2 pair of earrings, maybe a ring. I have more of a problem with taking things off at night, and it slides off the nightstand or dresser. I found a small coin-purse size bag that is easy to see. It travels well, and I can carry it in my purse or carry-on so I can see it is TSA decides to check it out.

[FawnRiver]

I use a Lug Flipper jewelry clutch, lots of pockets and places to store all different kinds of jewelry, including DH's cuff links & tuxedo shirt button covers. Fits into my handbag like a wallet.

[donaldsc]

Our safe at home.

 

DON

[Velvetwater]

I put all my necklaces on my hand then tied them together at the top and the bottom with a ribbon on each end (as soon as I got to my cabin I could hang them up together) then place in a clear bag. I did the same with my bracelets. All my heavy cuffs and rings I put in a small bag and my earrings in a pouch. It all gets stored in the inside zip of my suitcase.

 

I tend to float towards the heavy ethnic/costume Jewellery though. My fine Jewellery stays in my box at home as I keep it for sentimental reasons only.

 

The tying at both ends technique would work with fine chains though.

Edited April 12, 2015 by Velvetwater

[wwcruisers]

To keep fine necklace chains from tangling, you can use drinking straws. Cut them to fit the length of the chain -- then feed one end through the straw, and fasten the clasp. If you have several, it's easy to bundle them together.:cool:

[sail7seas]

I use small silk pouches and use a self-stick tiny label to mark what is in each. I never put those pouches in a jewelry carrier as that would be the first thing someone would lift out of my carryon were they to steal at security etc. I use cases we got as Airline refresh kits when we flew transatlantic to Europe. One would think it a small cosmetic case and push it aside to look for the 'good stuff'. :) They work perfectly and safely.

[clackey]

Fake pearls, fake diamonds and costume jewelry is what goes now. The good stuff stays at home. I do bring a decent watch though.