Jewelry Boxes

[Hedgedhogst]

Now that we have more options with the things we can store, I would love to see a few new container types.

Ivory and/or wooden jewelry boxes would be an awesome touch. I think they should be considered portable, but I don't know that it would be essential. Perhaps tusk could be used for them too.

[SekoETC]

A pearl-decorated jewelry box would also be nice, because pearls have so few uses. And silver too.

[Snickie]

Obsidian.

[guilletierno]

-wood and silk (cantr have not velvet)



-just wood

[NancyLee]

I like the idea of giving new uses to existing materials and tusk, pearls and ivory have so few uses... I picture something overelaborated, excesive, baroque and lined with silk, and I love it!

[oddedd]

Slightly off topic, but still a new container I'd like, cermic bottles

[SekoETC]

I wrote up some suggestions for jewelry boxes:

Diamond encrusted jewelry box
Stores: 400 g
Raws: 200 g iron, 50 g gold, 50 g diamonds
Tools: peen hammer, chisel, soldering iron
Days: 5

Silk-lined wooden jewelry box
Stores: 400 g
Raws: 300 g wood, 10 g beeswax (for polishing), 50 g silk, 50 g gold (for latch and hinges, maybe decorations as well)
Tools: peen hammer, needle, knife

Silver jewelry box
Stores: 300 g
Raws: 200 g silver
Tools: peen hammer, chisel
Days: 3

Tin jewelry box
Stores: 300 g
Raws: 200 g tin
Tools: peen hammer, chisel
Days: 2

Carved wooden box
Stores: 400 g
Raws: 300 g wood
Tools: carving knife, chisel
Days: 2

[Tyson]

Since there's quite few uses for ivory, couldn't there be a carved ivory jewelry box also?
300-400g ivory, carving knife/chisel and two or three days maybe?

[SekoETC]

Yeah, it was already mentioned in the topic, I just didn't write up specifics.

[catwill]

*bump* And please, please, please with ivory? Pretty, pretty please?