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“Now where did I put that matching earrings”

How often have you said that?

Click to buy Armoire for just $119.95!

Now you can find all your earrings. They’re hung in the special earring holder inside the mirror door of your over the door jewelry armoire. 96 earrings (48 pairs) are right in front of your eyes.

That’s not all, you can hang 36 necklaces (or more), 96 rings and have 12 compartments for additional stuff.

Hold all your pins, clips, barrettes, watches and bracelets in the deep pocketed compartments.

Powell Furniture sold the original free standing Jewelry Armoire as a piece of furniture in 1985. It was so popular that it was copied over the the next 20 years in all manner of styles for Macy’s, bergdorf Goodman, JCPenney and others. QVC has been selling a cheval type mirror jewelry armoire and claims to have sold over 300,000 of them.

Mirrotek has improved on the same full length mirror style, by putting it on special brackets so it fits over the door. This space saving feature, which takes the original Jewelry Armoire idea OFF the floor and lets you hang it both on the inside or the outside of the door and you lose no storage space, while still giving you the use of a full lenght mirror to check yourself out with your “bling”.

One additional feature is the smaller additional mirror on the inside of the Jewelry Armoire. You can check out how your earrings and necklaces will look on you before even closing the mirrored door.

Click to buy Armoire for just $119.95!

Before there were jewelry armoires there were only jewelry boxes. There was a number of them, but they really couldn’t hold the quantity and variation of costume jewelry that women have today.

Powell, a furniture importer either conceived of the idea or purchased an overseas designed jewelry armoire to retail for over $500. The Powell jewelry armoire which was sold in the late 1980’s had drawers and doors which opened from the side.

The Powell jewelry armoire was so popular that it immediately was copied in many variations. Mechanical Mirror Works, Inc. designed one of all mirrors, doors and drawers.

At about the same time a cheval mirror was introduced with the mirror portion opening up for storage (undefined).

QVC began importing a cheval mirror with a door, but the insides were designed for jewelry storage as a jewelry armoire. This QVC designed jewelry armoire with its mirror door and jewelry storage features inside sold more than 300,000 pieces at prices varying from $145 to $175.

Mirrotek seeing a need for a jewelry armoire with a mirrored full length door designed and is presently manufacturing a piece to hang over the door, saving a great deal of space and priced to be competitive with the imported from China piece. It is made in New Jersey and proves that American manufacturers can be competitive with their Chinese counterparts.

The Mirrotek mirrored jewelry armoire is priced to sell at $119.