Jewelry boxes, some traditional and others that are perfect for people who prefer to break away from everyday storage solutions in favor of a more individual look. Any one of these jewelry boxes would make a fantastic gift for yourself or someone special.

NovicaThis sculpted wooden jewelry box is shaped like the profile of a woman's face and hand painted to show her smiling as a butterfly lands among the flowers that adorn her head. The jewelry box is lined with velvet.
The artisan who created the design, Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya, uses his artwork to spread awareness about the migratory insects whose sanctuaries are being destroyed worldwide.

Red EnvelopeThe top drawer of this pretty jewelry box is perfect for rings and the other drawers are more spacious, for storage of larger items. Open the side doors and you'll find hangers for necklaces and bracelets. The jewelry box is made from ash veneer and has a mahogany finish. It is lined in faux suede. A personalized plaque is included, but not affixed to the box. The box measures 8" x 6-1/4" and is 10-1/4" tall.

Raffaello TiesThis curved, graceful wooden music box has three drawers in front and three fold-out compartments on each side. You'll find a mirror on the inside top cover and a little ballerina that spins when the magnetic-snap cover is flipped upwards. Music: Bolero by Ravel.

Mele & Co.Here's a simply designed jewelry box created from walnut and creme wood that's been distressed. The lid lifts up to reveal a mirror on its undearneath side. The top compartment has ring rolls and eight divided storage areas. The jewelry box's front panel drops down to expose two open drawers lined with sueded fabric. The jewelry box measures 11.25 x 8.75 inches. Also available in a solid color.

NovicaThis unique jewelry box is carved in the shape of a cat, and represents the Korat felines reserved especially for Thailand's royalty. The little cat is in a playful pose, front crouched and tail curved in the air, ready to pounce on anything interesting that happens to pass by. Nantana Sompamitre carves this unique jewelry box from mango wood and hand paints it with acrylics.