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Jewellery boxes for women and girls
A good jewellery box gives every piece its own place: rings upright in ring rolls, earrings in pairs, chains hanging or lying straight so they do not tangle. Here you will find a walnut box with necklace hooks in the lid, a large four-layer box for bigger collections, a two-layer box with a mirror and a compact three-layer box with a carry handle. Each product page lists the outside size and the compartments, so you can check that your jewellery fits before you order.
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Three-layer jewellery box with handle, pink
3 layers 17 x 14 x 13 cm 2 drawers Carry handle Pink
£29.00
Two-layer jewellery box with mirror, white
2 layers Mirror in lid Ring rolls Pink lining White
£29.00
Walnut jewellery box with necklace hooks
Walnut wood Grey lining 6 necklace hooks Ring roll About 26 x 18.5 x 8 cm
£59.00
How to choose the right size
Start with what you wear most. If your collection is mainly rings and studs, look for ring rolls and a grid of small compartments. If you own long necklaces, look for hooks in the lid or a long compartment where a chain can lie straight. Bracelets, bangles and watches need deeper, wider sections.
- Small collections fit a single or two-layer box. Our two-layer jewellery box with mirror has a removable top tray over a deeper lower layer.
- Medium collections suit three layers with drawers, such as our three-layer jewellery box with handle.
- Large collections need several layers or a larger box. Our large 4-layer jewellery box measures 25.5 x 18.5 x 16.5 cm and has a lidded top tray with ring rolls and compartments.
Lining and lock
A soft lining protects metal and stones from scratches. Velvet and flannel linings are the most common. A key lock keeps children out and stops the lid falling open if the box is knocked, but it does not turn a box into a safe. For a box that stays on display, wood is a classic choice: our walnut jewellery box has a grey lining, necklace hooks in the lid and a row of ring rolls.
Jewellery boxes for girls
For a child or teenager, a smaller box in a light colour with a mirror and a handle is often the favourite: easy to carry to a sleepover and simple to keep tidy. Keep keys and small parts away from young children.
Our guide How to choose a jewellery box goes through size, compartments, lining and locks in more detail.
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How to choose a jewellery box: size, compartments, lining, lock
What to check before you buy a jewellery box: size for your collection, ring rolls, earring slots and necklace hooks, linings, locks, materials and mirrors.
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Frequently asked questions
What size jewellery box do I need?
Lay out the jewellery you want to store and count rings, pairs of earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Rings and studs fit small compartments and ring rolls, necklaces need hooks or long sections, and bangles and watches need deeper space. Then compare with the compartments listed on each product page, and leave some room for new pieces.
Is a velvet lining better for jewellery?
A soft lining such as velvet or flannel protects metal and stones from scratches, which is its main job. It does not stop tarnish by itself. For silver you rarely wear, add an anti-tarnish strip or keep the piece in a small sealed bag inside the box. See How to store jewellery so it does not tarnish or tangle.
Are jewellery boxes with a lock secure?
A small key lock keeps the lid shut, stops children opening the box and deters casual curiosity. It does not protect against a determined thief. Keep valuable pieces insured and consider a safe for them.