Stop Storing Your Jewelry in Ziplock Bags and Packing Cubes While Traveling-Use This $40 Quince Find Instead

"Though I've never been pickpocketed or lost my passport while abroad, I did something just as unfortunate while en route to Europe last summer: I lost a $625 Tiffany ring. To make matters even worse, I was on a mother-daughter trip at the time, and my mom had given me the ring as a 30th birthday present. What followed was a lot of tears and pleading with airport staff."

"I've been on a few trips since that fateful one, and I always have this Quince jewelry case with me in my carry-on now. And it seems like I'm not the only one either; the jewelry case is a constant best-seller, with 800 reviews and a 4.8-star rating. In addition to its aesthetically pleasing leather and gold hardware design, shoppers say it's spacious enough to hold a "few days'" worth of jewelry and the "perfect size for a carry-on or backpack." Several of them "can't believe they didn't get one sooner.""

Losing a $625 Tiffany ring on a mother-daughter trip prompted emotional distress and attempts to recover it, including pleading with airport staff and calling the store. The loss highlighted the importance of secure jewelry storage while traveling. A Quince leather jewelry travel case is now used in carry-on luggage and is a best-seller with strong reviews. The case features leather and gold hardware, space for a few days of jewelry, four hoops for necklaces, six earring holes, and a mini top pocket for rings. The case offers organized, secure, and accessible storage, preventing losses common with drawstring bags or Ziplock storage.

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