And you might experience real difficulty deciding what to keep and what to discard. In many cases, memories will overflow you holding these pieces of jewelry.

Or perhaps you wore the piece in a particular time in your life when you felt better, or when you were skinnier, or when you had this or that great job…. Perhaps the person to which the piece belonged to has deceased. But I ask you: do you still wear those? And do you really like them?Įspecially jewelry is often kept for sentimental reasons: you either love the person who gave it to you, or you received the piece for a particular occasion (birthday, childbirth, graduation, first job, etc). If you are a bit like me, you proabably kept many pieces of jewelry with a certain sentimental value. Maybe you can find one or two pieces of jewelry you are ready to say goodbye to after all. But before you start organizing them, it might be worth your time to re-evaluate this keep pile once more. The keep pile is the fun one, am I right? Here you will collect all the jewelry and watches you want to keep. Anything else, you may throw away.Īfter you’ve filtered out the junk, you can start categorizing the rest of your jewelry into two remaining piles: ‘ keep’ or ‘ donate / sell. And if it’s a gold piece of jewelry or watch, you really don’t want to throw it away. If the watch is Swiss made, you might consider repairing it an then selling it. You might want to replace the battery in a dysfunctional watch to find out if it isn’t actually broken. Start thinking about a place where you can easily access these pieces: close to your wardrobe, close to a mirror, maybe on your nightstand? Step 3: Categorize your remaining jewelry in two pilesīut before you start, check if a piece of jewelry or a watch is broken, (partly) dysfunctional, hopelessly entangled, or ugly due to traces of use. Now set aside all the pieces of jewelry and watches you wear every week. Take a good look at all the jewelry you own and let it sink in for a bit… Step 2: Declutter your jewelry

This way, you’ll only organize what is really worth it… Collect all the earrings, rings, necklaces, bracelets, and watches you have stored in all those little hiding places in your home.ĭouble-check your drawers, closets, bathroom, nightstand, and even your kitchen (you are not alone, I’m guilty as charged) and bring everything into one place. I strongly recommend starting your jewelry organizing process by decluttering what you already have. But first, you have to declutter your jewelry! Step 1: Collect everything in one place You’ll also find some creative and inspirational ways for organizing jewelry by displaying or storing your pieces and tips on how to re-create the look. So here you’ll find the five steps I took to create a simple but very satisfying jewelry organizer. Some 35+ years later you can imagine how my collection of jewelry had grown… I remember receiving my first ring (a beautiful silver flower with a red stone in the middle) when I was four years old.Īnd I was devastated when the jeweler had to cut it open a year later because the same pretty ring had become a pinching torture device that cut off my bloodstream. Mooyyy jewelery is an exceptional belief in the spirituality of Eastern culture.Ever since I was a little girl, I was mesmerized by all the shiny, pretty jewelry my eyes fell upon. Mala necklaces, consisting of 108 beads and Chinese silk tassels, are blessed by the ritual Pasupati of the Hindu monastery in Bali Pura Besakih, also known as the Mother Temple. Every jewel is dedicated to one of life's desires, namely Beauty, Love, Youth, Eternity, Happiness and Inner Force. All the materials used are of importance and give a positive message to those who wear the jewelery and fasten it on the chosen path. The Indonesian MOOYYY collection is made of minerals from Kalimantan Island, Java Rudraksha and lava and river pearls of Lombok. With the new collection of TASIA produced in Bali on the design of the jeweler Tasi Prataye, MOOYYY returns to his spiritual roots. Timeless and minimalist jewels hide personal messages and represent an inner strength given not only by the quality of natural materials such as the seeds of the sacred tree Rudraksha, pearls or lava, but also by perceiving the key values and life philosophies of who wears the jewelery. The second step, the SENSO, CHIA and RUDRA collection of leading Czech designers Lucie Koldová, Mirka Talavašková and Anna Steiner, is an extraordinary display of modern jewelery that goes beyond its decorative function. The MOOYYY Collection of Spiritual Jewelry was the first step on our journey. At the beginning of our journey, we were inspired by yoga and natural materials to create jewelry based on 'yoga symbolism'.

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