A Necklace Box Is Not Just A Box Anymore...

It has long been a rumor that when Marie Antoinette received a necklace, she judged it by the box it came in. If it did not please her, she returned it unopened. While on their honeymoon in Japan in 1954, Joe Dimaggio presented Marilyn Monroe with the Mikimoto pearl necklace that now carries her name. It is displayed all over the world in its original coral colored necklace box. Never let it be said that the box does not matter. When choosing a box to hold that special necklace there are a few things to consider; age of the recipient, reason for gift, style of ...