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While packing my suitcase to take a well deserved vacation after the hectic holiday, I organized my necklaces with my planned outfits for the trip. I placed each jewelry piece in a Ziploc bag and placed them in a pocket in my carry-on bag. Reaching my destination, I unpack my items to realize my jewelry pieces were tangled. I did not have the time to spend untwisting my necklaces… let me remind you…I was on vacation!!!!! When I returned home, I set some time aside to find a solution to my problem, and I did!!!!
The Necklace Saver was the answer to my problem. The Neckace Saver keeps necklaces tangle free for “on the go” and organized at home without taking up extra space! The necklace tree and the jewelry box is not something I want to display, besides, they take up too much space. Besides, I never know which piece of jewelry is in which jewelry box.
The Necklace Saver aims to solve all of my problems. It keeps necklaces from tangling and twisting with the others. It takes up very little space in my suitcase and my drawers. Most important, it is made from organza with iridescent pastel colors that are pretty, yet see through so you can easily pick out the necklace you are looking for with ease. The Necklace Saver is quick and easy to use with its uniquely designed, patent pending sleeve – unclasp the necklace and hold the top end. Hold open the mouth of the Necklace Saver and insert necklace into the tube. Grasp other end of necklace at the bottom end of tube, bring two ends together and clasp necklace closed. Tie the ends of the Necklace Saver together.
The Necklace Saver comes in 3 widths and 2 lengths, so you will be able to accommodate all of your necklaces and bracelets! Yes, I use them for my clasp bracelets too!!!! I absolutely LOVE this product !!!! While keeping my jewelry pieces well organized and tangled free, I am also supporting a good cause! Part of the profits from Necklace Saver are donated to orphanages around the world!!!
Find out where you can order yours at http://www.necklacesaver.com/
Blog post by Laurie Carcieri