Jewelry Case Organizes and Empowers Women

There’s a new portable jewelry travel system that keeps you organized and protects your valuables, while helping others at the same time! If you’re like me… protecting your jewelry and keeping up with it may not be as easy as it seems particularly when you’re going through airport security and jumping in and out of taxi cabs. But thanks to one stay-at-home mom in Georgia, traveling with my baubles and bangles has never been easier.

 Keli Hazel says she tried everything to stay organized during business trips even resorting to ziplock bags. But that’s so not sexy! Besides we’re already forced to use them for our carryon size toiletries. So she created a travel case with the busy woman in mind. “I visualized a portable jewelry case with accordion expansion that holds individual pads to secure and protect several jewelry ensembles to keep necklaces and pendants from tangling,” exclaims Hazel.

She gave me one of her Diva Deluxe™ organizers to try out. It’s designed for the stylish and sophisticated girl on the go who loves to be organized! This case comes in black and features alligator-embossed styling with easy accessibility and organizes your jewelry according to your outfits! It comes with four pads with snaps, pockets, two folding flaps, and a velcro closure for protection. The case can easily fit into your carryon or checked luggage. You can also get the cloth versions called Diva Lite™.

 But there’s more… Hazel donates a portion of every sale to Haven House of Atlanta, a local nonprofit organization that supports and empowers women who've been in an abusive relationship. Now that’s haute!

To learn more about Keli’s Kreations visit http://www.kelikreations.com/

What do you think about Keli’s portable jewelry cases?

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