Wolf x Marla Aaron's New Jewelry Box Is for Some (Not All) of Your Things
The “Some of the Things” box follows the two larger “Everything” box designs with the look and function of antique sewing and toolboxes.

This jewelry box is Aaron’s third design with the jewelry and watch storage company, following the original “Everything” box and the “Baby Everything” box.
It expands on the idea of everything that is treasured deserves a beautiful place to be kept and continues to feature design elements that look to antique sewing and toolboxes.
“Because what is a sewing box, really, if not an ingenious little system for keeping track of things that might otherwise get lost?,” said Aaron in an Instagram post.
The Some of the Things box was inspired by an old sewing machine toolbox that folds closed into a rectangle.
The new box features a lacquered exterior and unfolds to reveal a series of engineered compartments created as dedicated spaces for jewelry as well as notes, letters, keepsakes, and other small meaningful items.
“For us, that is what protecting your legacy really means: not deciding what should be precious, but giving people a beautiful place for whatever is precious to them,” said Wolf CEO Simon Wolf on this box’s use for not only jewelry but for keepsakes.
Across the four sections, there are three brass mechanical hooks with pockets for necklaces, two rolls for rings, an envelope compartment with a snap closure, and a zipped compartment.
The inside is lined with “LusterLoc,” Wolf’s treated Ultrasuede lining that helps protect precious metals from tarnishing and discoloration by absorbing elements in the air that can cause jewelry to lose its luster.
Once closed, the box becomes a compact rectangle that is also a tactile object designed to be displayed as much as it is meant to be used, said Wolf.
The Some of the Things box is available in five colors: “Bubblegum,” “Vanilla,” “Chocolate,” “Navy,” and “Tomato,” the latter of which is available exclusively at Aaron’s shop-in-shop at Liberty in London.
The jewelry box retails for $450 and is set to launch in the United States on Oct. 20.
Its London debut will be on Friday with a celebration at the Marla Aaron shop-in-shop at Liberty from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. where complimentary engraving will be offered.
Jewelry boxes from the Wolf x Marla Aaron collaboration are available on the Wolf website and the Marla Aaron website.
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