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Shopper makes incredible discovery in drawers of jewelry box from secondhand store: 'Hidden treasures'

"Wow!"

"Wow!"

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A lucky shopper got more than they bargained for after opening the drawers of a jewelry box they had purchased at a local thrift store. 

Posting on the subreddit r/ThriftStoreHauls, the shopper shared an image of an intricate wooden jewelry box with several drawers and compartments. The box cost just $5 and contained several added extras that the shopper was not expecting.

"Wow!"
Photo Credit: Reddit
"Wow!"
Photo Credit: Reddit

"These jewelry boxes have space behind the drawers, pull out the bottom drawer and find treasure," the shopper wrote underneath many images of the jewelry they had found, including rings and necklaces. Several commenters suspected one of the pendants was made of jade and loved the gold scissors pendant. 

"Wow! Hidden treasures. You scored!" one commenter posted

Shopping at thrift stores can uncover all sorts of delights, from vintage clothes and other apparel to timeless treasures. Many people enjoy the thrill of the hunt and are delighted when they come away with more than they were expecting. 

Thrifting also supports a circular economy by extending the life cycle of products and reducing the demand for new ones. This helps conserve natural resources and reduce the amount of harmful pollution produced during manufacturing.

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It's also a great way to save money and reduce your monthly outgoings. Research shows that thrifting can save shoppers an average of $1,700 a year while giving people access to high-quality goods that they might not be able to afford otherwise.

Buying high-quality goods helps ensure they last longer and need to be replaced less often, further reducing spending. It also helps reduce waste, as people throw away less. This is good news for landfills, as many are reaching their capacity. Reducing the amount of waste we generate helps protect the natural environment from pollution and provides a cleaner, healthier planet for all.

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