We’re a people obsessed with stuff. Like it or not, you probably have way more stuff than you need. What do I mean by “stuff”? Well, just look around your house right now. Notice any clutter? How many closet organizers, dressers, drawers, cabinets, boxes, and other storage devices for your stuff do you have? Our stuff isn’t useless stuff. It serves a purpose, and that’s why we keep it stored properly. Your cufflinks deserve that same respect, and they can have it, too, with one of the many cufflink boxes available.

Cufflink boxes are basically one-trick ponies. So if you’re looking for a box that stores your links, plays MP3s and unfolds like a Transformer into a brand new car, forget about it. Cufflink boxes do what their name suggests: store cufflinks. But that doesn’t mean they’re a bad item to have, especially if you own a lot of cufflinks. For a small investment, you can ensure that those links never get misplaced again.

Oh, you think you’re above losing a cufflink? Have you ever washed a pair of socks in your life? If so, you know all too well that by the time they’re out of the dryer, your socks have become a sock—singular—and the mate is nowhere to be found. Socks are relatively inexpensive, no matter where you shop them, but can you imagine losing a rare, bejeweled, gold or antique cufflink? You’d be going crazy looking for it.

Cufflink boxes are also about style as much as they are about storage. If you’re a person that cares enough about cufflinks to own more than a pair or two of good-quality links, then you’re definitely the kind of person that would rather store them in style. Some cufflinks, especially the more expensive types, come already situated in their own fancy cufflink boxes. But once you get a few pair like that, you’re storing multiple boxes all over the place. Larger cufflink boxes, which are purchased as plain boxes, without the links, are capable of storing multiple cufflinks. It’s basically a jewelry box for your one accessory.

As you can imagine, cufflink boxes are available in all kinds of styles, designs, colors, shapes, sizes, etc. From antique wooden mahogany to the stainless steel-lined plush fabric boxes, there’s something to satisfy everyone. You can easily purchase cufflink boxes to match the décor of your room or wherever you keep the box.

Personal cufflink boxes are also available. These are great to give as gifts, or to simply treat yourself to a gift whenever you feel you deserve it. You can have your name or initials inscribed into the box, pictures, various colors and fabrics, or a thousand other options.

If you own cufflinks, then they definitely deserve a box. Sure, you could just toss them in the top drawer of your dresser and let them collect dust until you need them, but is that any way to treat a good cufflink? I didn’t think so.