Jewelry Safe Sales and Repair Naples, Florida

Consider the safe’s security rating from UL, fire resistance from UL or ETL, the safe’s size in relation to your available space, your preferred locking mechanism, and how much interior customization you’ll need. We can help you choose a safe that fits your collection and accommodates future additions.

Although gems and jewelry are more resistant to fire, they can still melt if the flames are intense enough (gold melts at 1,947˚F). If you are storing other items in your safe such as family photos, passports, or important documents, which burn at just 450˚F, you may want to consider a quality jewelry safe that also has a fire rating. This maximizes the protection of all of the safe’s contents during an intense fire. ​

Some jewelry safe brands, such as Brown Safe offer complete customization allowing you to select the colors, materials, drawer layouts, locks, and size. American Security offers semi-custom options, with a variety of standard sizes and drawer layouts which can be mix-and-matched. Other safe brands, including Gardall offer a pre-selected set of drawers. A shelf with single jewelry drawer can also be added to Liberty safes for a small jewelry collection.

A UL (Underwriters Laboratories) rating indicates that the safe has undergone rigorous torture testing for either burglary resistance or fire resistance. Higher ratings, such as TL-15 or TL-30, signify increased protection against highly skilled burglary attempts. Fire ratings are measured in degrees and time, for example a safe may be rated for 30 minutes of fire protection at 1,200 ˚F, which means the interior of the safe will remain below 450˚F (the burn-point for paper) during an intense fire in which the temperature of that fire lasts at 1200˚F for 30 minutes.

It’s advisable to install your safe in a discreet, secure location within your home away from fire hazards, humid areas, and high-traffic areas of the home. The primary bedroom’s closet is the most popular choice for convenience and privacy. Bolting the floor is highly recommended for added security. ​

Absolutely. Jewelry safes are suitable for storing a variety of valuable items, including family photos, handbags, medications, important documents, cash, and other precious items.​

To ensure smooth operation, you should have the batteries replaced once a year. A locksmith can provide this service or you can change them. Be sure to have your safe inspected by professionals if you notice any issues like beeping, locks sticking, buttons hard to push, or any other troubles.

The vast majority of customers choose the convenience of an electronic push-button lock. The choice depends on personal preference and security needs. Options include traditional dial combinations, electronic keypads, and biometric locks. Each offers varying levels of convenience and security.​ Dial combinations can take time to open and are difficult to see, while cheap biometric locks have been the subject of recalls due to their defective design.

Yes, “A” Locksmith carries a wide variety of safes specifically designed for jewelry storage and protection, featuring specialized drawers, necklace hangers, and shelving designed for beautifully organized jewelry storage.

Professional installation is key. Our team of safe experts ensures your safe is properly anchored and positioned for maximum security and convenience. Installation is extremely important as it reduces the likelihood of of a burglar stealing the entire safe and prevents tip-over injuries when the safe door is opened.