3 consejos para ordenar tus joyas al estilo Marie Kondo

3 tips to organize your jewelry in the Marie Kondo style

Tidying up is, in itself, a little everyday art. A kind of ritual in which each object has its own rules and each place it goes, a kind of hidden code.
Tidying up is, in itself, a little everyday art. A kind of ritual in which each object has its own rules and each place it goes, a kind of hidden code. And it is that saving is easy, finding it quickly, knowing exactly what we have and where, organizing according to uses and utilities and, of course, preventing everything from piling up excessively in any corner of our home is not an easy task, no matter how documentary of Marie Kondo that we see on Netflix. So to clarify our ideas, first as a brand dedicated to jewelry and second as a team of women completely unconcerned with order, we have decided to compile 3 simple tips and tricks. The objective is very simple: avoid headaches when it comes to finding those precious earrings that we bought eight months ago.

1- Get rid of what you don't use. We already saw it a long time ago in the aforementioned documentary and although it sounds obvious, the less things we have, the easier it will be to order. Therefore, get rid of everything that you have not used for a long time and also has no sentimental value.

But if we still doubt whether we should keep it or not, there are a series of questions that the great Japanese order guru taught us. They are the following

  • Does this color suit me?
  • Does the shape of this jewel highlight my most beautiful features?
  • Does it reflect my style?
  • Does it fit my lifestyle?
  • Do I feel attractive wearing it?
  • Our favorite: If I saw it in a store today, would I buy it again?

2-Find a place for everything . Whether inside boxes or in plain sight as part of home decoration, finding the perfect place for our jewelry will prevent us from leaving them anywhere again.

3- And last but not least, enjoy what Marie Kondo calls Kōfuku, or what is the same, enjoy the happiness and excitement that having everything in its place causes us.

In the following video, the video blogger Elena Herráiz explains it to us.

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