“Remember, if it can’t be found, it can’t be stolen!”
Your Portable Wealth Specialists.
* Caution: Storing high value items is a skill & there are many options.
Do your own research & choose a combination of methods that feel right for you
& fit your personal life style.
** May you be Blessed & Protected ALL of your days. The Portable Wealth Team.
Ten places to STORE or HIDE jewelry that will REDUCE RISK of theft:
1. A major bank safety deposit box. (Be aware of banking rules & Govt. Rules)
2. High Security Safe UL-TRTL 30×6 rated.
3. Hidden room or False Wall in your home or office.
4. A well installed & hidden Floor Safe UL rated.
5. Electrical outlet/Phone Jack (Fake) (Be careful of repair workers discovering it.)
6. Stored in an offsite UL rated safe in a UL rated alarmed office.
7. Underground alarmed safe somewhere on your premises or trusted ally.
8. In furniture, with secret compartment built in. (Be careful of in-house workers)
9. Air Vent secret compartment (Be careful of repair workers discovering it.)
10. A secured & trusted depository.
* See some stock photos below
Ten places to Hide or Store jewelry that could INCREASE RISK of theft:
1. Master Bathroom: In a fancy jewelry box in or on the vanity. The thief will appreciate that you organized all of your jewels for him/her to steal.
2. Master Closet: Thieves are not fooled by anyone hiding jewelry in jackets & shoes. An experienced thief will know where to look.
3. Clothing pockets in a closet: (You may end up taking it to a drycleaner by mistake.) “They will never find my rings, I stuffed them in tissues & hid them in my clothes”…. (BOY was I wrong……..)
4. Store bought hiding cans: This may fool the thief but, the housekeeper or friendly mother-in-law may throw it out along with your $100k diamond ring.
5. Pharmaceutical Containers: in the bathroom vanity. Easily found by a thief with a headache or thrown out by a housekeeper.
6. Small portable fire safe (Example: the kind Staples sells): Thieves could get tipped off by a housekeeper or a repairman & come and take the whole safe out of your home.
7. Wall safe behind a picture: It could be great, unless someone has access to the room, discovered it, and tipped off a thief, which could possibly lead to a thief cutting it right out of the wall and taking the whole safe with them. (Great decoy safe)
8. Inside of an electronic item: Problem: Someone may steal it, such as a TV or computer.
9. Mixed in with costume jewelry: A thief may steal the whole parcel to look through later on his stolen time.
10. Under A Mattress: One of the first places a thief looks & it offers no lockable protection against domestic “in-house” thieves (It is just too accessible).
