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Where you store your jewelry is as important (okay, almost!) as your jewelry itself. Not only does a smart jewelry box keep your jewelry safe, it keeps it organized.

More on this work of art:

[Borgo’s jewelry box is] a structured carrier that features multiple storage trays, a beveled mirror and lock-and-go key, was modeled after a train case that Borgo’s mother used for travel. Decorated with custom hardware and covered in leather embossed to look like exotic skins — stingray or snake — the box comes in four colorways, including navy with gold metal embellishments (shown here). Inside, compartments accommodate sets of cuffs, smaller pendants, larger collars and necklaces. “For every piece in a modern jewelry collection,” Borgo explains.

For the low, low price of $2000. Read more at The New York Times.

Our style 102091 Vintage Design Earrings shown with locking wires instead of posts. Click for more details.

That’s kind of a trick question. A better question would be, “What doesn’t go with platinum?” Platinum is known to work with just about any gem. Designer Erica Courtney has this to say about this magic metal that is well-known to bring out the best in colored gems:

The richness of platinum when designed around pavé diamonds and colored gemstones is beyond compare,” Courtney says. “Any gemstone pairs well with platinum, but I’m excited about using platinum with green gemstones, like emerald.”

Source: NationalJeweler.com

 

Erica Courtney’s Fringe earrings are made in platinum with diamonds and blue topaz

 

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