When someone holds a special place in your heart, so do their treasured possessions.

So when you inherit a piece of jewelry from a loved one, you want to do everything you can to honor their memory.

Sometimes that's as simple as keeping the piece safe or wearing it as is. But, other times, you know the owner would want the piece worn, but in a way that makes it as special to you as it was to them.

This is Part 3 of a three-post series on how to travel with jewelry.

Returning from vacation is never the most fun part. Although there's nothing like sleeping in your own bed, right?!

Your body isn't the only thing craving a little TLC post-vacay. Your jewelry needs a little extra attention, too.

Here's your quick post-vacation jewelry to-do list. (It'll be worth it, we promise.)

This is Part 2 of a three-post series on how to travel with jewelry.

You travel to enjoy yourself, right? Does losing, damaging or having your jewelry stolen sound enjoyable?

Didn't think so.

Read on for five precautions to take while traveling with jewelry.

You're getting ready to take off for some much needed rest and relaxation. (Unless you're traveling for work, in which case we apologize for teasing!)

Visions of white sandy beaches and drinks with little umbrellas dance in your head. Or maybe you're picturing yourself at the tiptop of that mountain peak.

Either way, you have some business to take care of before you leave. Some jewelry business.

Check off each of the following six to-dos to ensure your jewelry is as vacation-ready as you are.

A solitaire diamond … classic. Just my style.

The ring you not-so-subtly hinted about to your boyfriend has been running through your mind on an endless loop.

With all the engagement announcements teasing you on your news feed you can hardly wait for your turn to #humblebrag.

Sound familiar? You just may be pre-engaged.