Doll Ballerina

Doll Ballerina

Finding the Perfect Children's Jewelry Box for Your Favorite Princess

Even the youngest girls tune into the fun of jewelry collection at a very early age, and they quickly need a pretty place to store their baubles and trinkets.

 

Children's jewelry boxes have evolved from simple cardboard chests with twirling ballerinas to much more durable and stylish wooden and leather jewelry boxes that feature more organization and space (and still showcase the ballerina inside!).

 

A children's jewelry box is the perfect way to teach a young girl the joy of owning her own special jewelry pieces, including a special place to store her trinkets when she is not wearing them. We have tips to help you find the best children's jewelry box for the favorite princess in your life.

 

Right Size

 

In the past, children's jewelry boxes did not traditionally feature many sizes to choose from, but today's line of chests offers a much wider range of sizes to accommodate nearly any collection.

 

Consider the age of the recipient and the size of the jewelry collection she currently owns, allowing additional space as her pieces grow in number. Older girls may be ready for a much larger children's jewelry box, which offers more drawers, compartments and organization without sacrificing feminine charm.

 

Complementary Color

 

Many children's jewelry boxes are wooden chests painted bright white and lined with a sweet pink velvet or suede. However, this is not the only option in children's wooden jewelry boxes, and if you have a little fashion diva in the making, you might be more interested in a jewelry box painted lime green, yellow or lipstick red.

 

Some children's jewelry boxes also feature designs on the outside to coordinate with your recipient's personal sense of style. Consider the room décor of the recipient before you select a children's jewelry box, so you choose the chest that will complement her unique style best.

 

Sweet Shape

 

Most children's jewelry boxes come in a traditional rectangular shape, but you are not limited to this design alone. There are also children's jewelry boxes crafted to look like mini armoires, featuring doors and drawers to hold all her favorite pieces. Some children's jewelry boxes offer even more unique shapes, such as hearts or ovals.

 

These one-of-a-kind children's jewelry boxes are sure to create a focal point in a little girl's bedroom and become a treasure possession for many years to come.

 

Don't Forget the Ballerina!

 

While the style of a children's box has changed over the years, the twirling ballerina has remained a constant. However, the look of the dancer has changed somewhat, with some children's jewelry boxes offering a different type of doll when you open the lid. If you opt for the ballerina, you can expect your children's jewelry box to play a tune when you open the lid, such as "Swan Lake."

 

Children's jewelry boxes offer a wide range of sizes and styles today, so you can find the perfect box for every little girl on your list. Whether you are shopping for a brand new jewelry collector or a teen celebrating a major milestone, you can find a lovely children's jewelry box for any recipient or occasion.

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I'm looking for a doll?

I'm look for a doll collection that was popular in the 90's. I used to get a catalouge with the dolls you could buy, themed outfits and a book. The dolls were alot like American Girl dolls but thats not what they are. I remember there was a ice princess costume, a horse jockey, a ballerina. Stuff like that. They would come with beds or closets for the dolls things. Sometimes there would be life size acsessories for the kid. Anyone remember dolls like that?

You may be refering to the Magic Attic Club Dolls by Robert Tonner.

As far as I know, they are not made anymore, but you can still find them on ebay & such.

Here's a website I found that gives a bit of info about the dolls:

http://www.justmagicdolls.com/meet/mac/magicattic.htm

ballerina doll from the Nutcracker