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A home fashion jewelry safe should provide protection from both fire and burglary.  While none of us hope to have either a fire or a burglary at our home statistics suggest that it is a real possibility.  Jewelry safes typically have fire ratings of 30, 60 or 90 minutes and some are even rated for 2 hours.  All ratings are not created equal.  Look for jewelry safe that has been fire tested by an independent organization.  Well known fire testing agencies are names such as United Laboratories (U.L.), ETL and Mercury.  Higher ratings are important if you live near open spaces or in a remote location.

Jewelry has value, often both sentimental as well as monetary.  Yet many folks keep their jewelry casually stored in a jewelry box on their dresser or in their drawer providing an easy target for even an inexperienced burglar.  Others keep their precious jewelry locked up safe at the bank, making it inconvenient to wear.  For more information about safes and security visit wholesale silver jewelry Safes address the downsides of both of those options by providing convenient, secure storage of jewelry.

Par chen01 le vendredi 22 avril 2011

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