Where do you store your jewelry?

Right now my bracelets and rings are in a jewelry box that I was given as a gift, and my necklaces are still in the boxes they came in.

I’ve been seeing lots of jewelry chests lately, and since I’ve still got a lot of my baby girl’s stuff in my chest where I store my jewelry, I’ve been thinking that I need to figure out a better way of storing them pretty soon.

Even before I started sharing my space, I occasionally had trouble finding the necklaces I wanted to wear, although to be honest, rearranging stuff so I could fit diapers in the chest made it easier to find things.

Of course now that I can find them, I don’t feel comfortable wearing them because I’m scared the baby is going to pull on them and break them!

I’ve always been scared of the ring trees, because I am scared that if the rings are touching each other they’ll all get scratched.

Where do you store your necklaces? Rings? Bracelets?

Do you worry about them getting scratched or tangled?

I mentioned on the forums that my husband surprised me by buying me something at the end of September - unfortunately with the posts for Breast Cancer Awareness month I haven’t gotten around to telling you more about it until now.

Jeff bought the Lilo 2 necklace (similar to the Lilo 3 necklace, $22.50) from Kahili Creations, and I absolutely love it!

The custom made leaf box that accompanied the neckace is just as beautiful as the necklace.

I still keep the necklace in the box because I think the box is so pretty.

Shipping was fast, especially since the package shipped from Hawaii, and Jeff was just as pleased with the ease of the Etsy transaction as I was with the necklace.

I would definitely recommend purchasing from Kahili Creations, and I’d be pleased to receive more of their jewelry.

and he’s riding a rocking horse, on this adorable Santa On Horse Pendant, $6.95 from Cobweb Corner!

What a fun way to get into the Holiday Spirit.

As the first flakes of the day twinkle and shine like silver in the sunlight - I start wishing I was somewhere a little more tropical.

Ok, I really didn’t wish I was somewhere else until I saw this gorgeous palm tree etched in dichroic glass.

It just makes me wish I was somewhere warm, where the green grass wasn’t covered by the slightist whisper of snow.

Put the Lime in the Coconut Palm Tree Pendant, $16, from SophisticatedFun28

And from one Liv’n Good Jewelry we have a beautiful Water Goddess Necklace.

I love the way you can just see the water goddess on the pendant.

Through the end of October 50% of the price of any item sold from Liv’n Good Jewelry’s Jewelry for the Cure Section will be donated to the Susan G Komen Foundation supporting breast cancer research and education.

And remember, for every comment you leave on the blog through October 30, I’ll be donating $1 to the Susan G Komen foundation.

All you have to do is leave a comment - but I’m not going to do it without you - if no one leaves a comment, then I’m not donating any money :-).