If you’re flying, pack jewelry in your carry-on bag, never in checked baggage where it will be a shiny temptation for security screeners.
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On the other hand, you can wear the jewelry on your travel day, as long as it’s not bulky metals that could set off security screening equipment.
In most cases, you do not need to remove your jewelry before going through security, according to the TSA policy.

Smaller pieces such as wedding rings and earrings can usually stay on, but you may want to remove particularly bulky items. An alternative to the pill organizer is a jewelry case.
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However, it is recommended that you carryi all precious diamond jewelry in the cabin bag. Avoid storing expensive pieces in luggage bags for they are more susceptible to getting lost
One way to ensure you pack your necklaces without tangling is to place each in a small sandwich or snack bag.
That way, there’s absolutely no way that one, or several, will get tangled together. If the necklace itself is particularly fragile, you can wrap it in tissue paper or toilet paper first.


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