Trinket boxes, jewelry boxes and gift pieces — bejeweled pewter boxes, wooden jewelry chests, gold-dipped roses, Damascus knives and leather goods.
More about gifts and collectibles
Bejeweled trinket boxes. Pewter boxes with hand-set crystals and enamel work, hinged with a small clasp and lined inside. Sized for a ring or a pair of earrings rather than a whole collection, which is what makes them a gift rather than storage.
Jewelry boxes and chests. Wood veneer cases with lined trays and drawers, some with a ring roll and a necklace hook. The larger chests hold a full collection; the small ones travel.
Gold-dipped roses. A real rose, preserved and finished in 24K gold. It keeps indefinitely and is the usual anniversary or Valentine piece for someone who already has the jewelry.
Knives and leather. Damascus steel blades with patterned folded steel, and leather bags and cases.
Finishes. Many of the giftware pieces carry a gold-tone or silver-tone finish over pewter or steel — the product page names the material and the finish on each one. These are decorative objects rather than jewelry, and they are described as what they are.
See also photo lockets, charm pendants and all fine jewelry.
