The problem, and what this does about it
Small things, lost daily.
01
The problem
One pouch, everything in it.
Chains knot around each other, a stud drops to the bottom, and the morning starts with untangling.
What this does
A case with a shape.
Earrings in the lid, rings and studs in the tray, chains and bracelets in the base below. Nothing shares a pocket with anything that can catch on it.
02
The problem
Earrings lose their partner.
Two studs go into a drawer; one comes out. The other turns up months later, or never.
What this does
A board that holds pairs by their posts.
The inside of the lid is a soft panel of holes. Push each post through and the pair hangs together, side by side, until you take them both out.
03
The problem
Chains tangle, rings scratch.
A thin chain and a ring in the same pocket will find each other. Metal on metal leaves marks, and a knot in a fine chain can take an evening.
What this does
Two soft layers.
The top tray lifts out with its ring rolls and compartments, all lined so nothing rubs. Underneath, a deeper base holds chains and bracelets laid flat.
04
The problem
The good box stays at home.
A proper jewellery box is furniture. So on a trip, or for a weekend away, the pieces go back into the pouch.
What this does
Sixteen centimetres and one snap.
16 × 11 × 5.5 cm, about 320 g, and a snap tab that stays shut in a bag. It fits a handbag, a carry-on, a bedside drawer, and comes home the same way it left.