I bought locked jewellery box from estate sale – when I finally got it open I was amazed by the treasure trove inside
THIS savvy shopper found a jewellery box filled with a treasure trove of accessories – and people online are obsessed.
Kenzie shared the moment she opened up the locked box and discovered the jewellery which had been locked away for years.
She said: “Okay guys, this is what you’ve all been waiting for. I finally got the box from the estate sale unlocked.”
After opening the first tier, she discovered a lot of silver hoop earrings, with some stunning turquoise options.
The previous owner clearly had an affinity for silver jewellery, as the second tier of the jewellery box was also filled with hoops.
Some of the gorgeous earrings had coloured blue gemstones on them, and others were gorgeously shaped.
Kenzie gushed: “Oh my God, the crosses. Stop. And look at all of these rings, guys!”
Upon opening the bottom tier, Kenzie discovered a plethora of silver bracelets varying in size and colour.
Viewers were stunned at the amount of jewellery she got.
One commented: “Girl, I am hooked. We need an in depth tour!”
Another said: “For some reason when you pulled out the ring drawer I got so emotional. The personality and taste of the previous owner really shines through!”
One woman observed: “The one gold cross is Black Hills Gold from the Black Hills of South Dakota- so it’s real gold and not costume jewellery.”
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