A Man's Jewelry Box: How to Store Cuff Links, Watches, and More
by Lisa Becker
Jewelry Boxes: Not Just for Women Although they're referred to as valet boxes, tie tack boxes, cuff link boxes, or watch boxes, these boxes are in fact men's jewelry boxes. A man's jewelry box isn't girly, and it's not brightly colored. Instead it's sleek, sophisticated, and functional. The box is often constructed of burlwood or another hard wood that's been stained to bring out the natural grain, so it's also a statement piece.
Valet Boxes: Storage Solutions for Pocket Stuff If your wife complains about your wallet, keys, money clip, credit cards, keys, coins, rings, cuff links, or watches littering the nightstand or kitchen counter every night, you need a valet box. A man's jewelry box usually has several lined compartments large enough to hold all your items securely. The boxes can either be styled as trays with open and closed compartments or traditional boxes with lids.
In addition to ending complaints, the valet box will keep everything in one place at night, which makes it easy to reload your pockets in the morning. Many valet boxes also have space for your rings, so you won't worry about knocking your wedding ring down the drain while showering or shaving.
Cuff Link Boxes: Turn Simple Cuff Links into Heirlooms These days, cuff links are usually reserved for special occasions and formal events. Store your treasured or heirloom cuff links in a valet box or cuff link box to keep them in pristine condition. The cuff links could be scratched if they're allowed to roll around loose. A man's jewelry box should have space for cuff links in a separate compartment so the clasps won't knock against watch faces or rings.
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