The Wolf Maria Jewellery Portfolio in Mustard is a sleek and elegant travel jewellery case designed for those who like to keep their favourite pieces organised and secure while on the move. Combining refined styling with practical functionality, it offers a beautifully compact way to store jewellery without compromising on design or convenience.

Crafted from smooth premium leather in a bold mustard finish, the exterior has a contemporary, fashion-forward feel while still maintaining the understated elegance that defines the Maria collection. Its slim, structured profile makes it ideal for slipping into a handbag, suitcase, or carry-on luggage, making it perfect for travel, weekends away, or everyday organisation.

Inside, the portfolio is thoughtfully arranged to keep jewellery neatly separated and tangle-free. It features a ring tab, an earring tab, two zip compartments, and four snap-on necklace hooks with a pocket, providing dedicated storage for a variety of pieces. This practical layout ensures everything stays in place and easy to access, whether at home or on the go.

Lined with Wolf’s patented LusterLoc™ fabric, the interior is designed to help protect jewellery from tarnishing by absorbing the gases that cause it. Under normal storage conditions, it can help keep jewellery looking its best for up to 35 years, offering long-lasting peace of mind.

Compact yet highly functional, the Maria Jewellery Portfolio is ideal for travellers who want a stylish and reliable way to carry their jewellery. It balances everyday practicality with luxury design, making it a timeless addition to any jewellery collection.

Whether purchased as a personal essential or a thoughtful gift, it delivers both elegance and everyday usability in one beautifully crafted piece.

Product Details

• Mustard smooth leather exterior
• Slim, travel-friendly portfolio design
• Ring tab and earring tab
• 2 zip compartments
• 4 snap-on necklace hooks with pocket
• Wolf LusterLoc™ anti-tarnish lining (up to 35 years protection)
• Secure structured closure