Jewelry
#2


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Back in the day when I took jewelry on my trips, I'd use the tiny cellphane bags from craft stores, or the mini RX bags from the pharmacy. These days I just wear my favorite necklace and rings and call it a day. Can't lose it that way.
#5

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I take one cheap ring worn on the ring finger of my left hand, even though I'm not married. Occasionally I take a small jade pendant on a black string. I never wear ear rings. I see no point in taking "good" jewelry unless you are planning to attend a dress up event (i.e. not the theater). If you don't take something you value it can't be lost or stolen, and you don't have to worry about it. I stashed my jewelry in a safe deposit box before I left.
#6
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Trust me what I take isn’t from Tiffany’s! But I do like to take a few different pieces. I like the idea of the pill bags. I might give that a try. I have something I can put them in to keep them all in the same spot.
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#7



Joined: Oct 2005
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I use silk pouches similar to these. I have 3 or 4 of different sizes so which ever one I take depends on how much jewelry I take. I like them better than the pill baggies because they are large enough to also hold bracelets and are slightly padded and privde a bit of protection.
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#9
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I also use a mesh pouch. It's a pretty turquoise color in a fabric you can see thru and holds a couple silver necklaces and a few bead bracelets. My earrings are small pierced studs, so besides what is in my ears I put a few extra pairs in a tiny little container (like a sample of face cream came in).
#10
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For my last trip I bought a new toiletry bag (Bagsmart) I really like. I used it for all my toiletries, make up, and it has a section I even put first aid supplies in. What I found was I would pull out my jewelry (mostly earrings) more often than what I ever needed the first aid supplies - which of course was a good thing.
So what I think I will try on my next trip is put the first aid supplies in a separate bag (have one that will work) and use the section in the toiletry bag for jewelry. Probably put most earrings in the pill bags and maybe a couple of pouches. Then put them in that section. It zips and is water proof. I’ll let you know how it worked.
So what I think I will try on my next trip is put the first aid supplies in a separate bag (have one that will work) and use the section in the toiletry bag for jewelry. Probably put most earrings in the pill bags and maybe a couple of pouches. Then put them in that section. It zips and is water proof. I’ll let you know how it worked.
#11


Joined: Feb 2003
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This is the jewelry bag I use. I put earrings in the small pouches along the side of the bag and a necklace or bracelet in the main compartment. I don't travel with much jewelry, but I do like to wear earrings.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1638210...oaApTjEALw_wcB
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1638210...oaApTjEALw_wcB
#13

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I got a travelling jewelery pouch fro TJ Maxx. I think it's a Travelon brand. A zip pouch for necklaces or bracelets, a spot to put earrings for pierced ears and a ring holder. The pouch might be too small for big statement necklaces, but is ok for chains and smaller necklaces.
#20

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I use something like this to hold my jewelry https://www.etsy.com/listing/6822467...-purple-flower. I don’t take a lot but like to have it in one spot.



