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Input: I received this jewelry box in late 2015/early 2016, when my parents split up and I had to make a room at my dad’s house. He had moved into his late father’s house and there were a lot of my grandparents belongings there. One day I came home from school and my dad told me to look in my room for a surprise. On my dresser was this jewelry box. It used to belong to my grandmother, my dad’s mom, who died before I was born, but whom I’ve heard was a wonderful woman. 

It is, unfortunately, not the most... beautiful jewelry box. It’s HUGE, maybe a foot tall and six inches wide. It’s shaped like an armoire, with a curved top and this kind of murky brown pine colored wood. With poorly done stained “glass” (plastic) that’s just painted to look like stained glass. It’s also pretty non-functional too, with weird shallow drawers and a big, tall empty space that I couldn’t really use anything for, but as a teenaged girl at my dad’s house I took what I could get. (Girls living with their fathers part time can probably understand this). So I used it throughout high school, and then left it there when I moved to college.

Since then, my family has moved around a bunch and I’ve upgraded my home room to something a lot better. I’ve been living away from home at school for most of the year for a few years, so I’ve accumulated a lot of my own things to furnish/decorate my own apartment. A couple of those things happen to be a very beautiful hand carved wooden box that a friend of mine gifted me that I use as a jewelry box, a smaller ring box as a gift from my cousin, and a really gorgeous larger jewelry box that I got as a Christmas gift from one of my best friends. 

Now that I’m about to move back home, I want to make my room feel “mine,” and want to bring back all of the things that have sentimental value to me in my room now, and display them in my room there. These three jewelry boxes are so beautiful and very sentimental to me, and they have served me well here, and I want to bring them home. 

My grandmother’s jewelry box is not very useful to me, and isn’t really beautiful to look at either. And I know it means a lot to my father but, to be blunt, I’ve never met her. I don’t know her at all, so I don’t have a huge attachment to the box. I don’t want to throw it away or sell it, though. So I was starting to consider moving it from my dresser at home and putting it in storage, and replacing it with my other jewelry boxes. But I’ve started to feel badly about doing this, because it is my late grandmothers and my dad would probably be upset if he noticed it was no longer in my room.

I think it may serve a better purpose when I move into my own place, maybe as a decorative piece in a guest room or something, but right now I’d like to have other things in my space.  

So, WIBTA if I stored my late grandmother’s jewelry box and put other sentimental items in its place? 

removing my late grandmother's jewelry box from my bedroom