Pyxis From Mycenae
Now here's a gorgeous pyxis, or trinket box, from Mycenae featuring lions, horses, bulls, and deer that you won't find at a modern department store.
Only the gold panels were found, the wooden box having disintegrated in the ground long ago; they're mounted on a modern replacement, letting us see how the pyxis would have looked centuries ago.
Don't assume the pyxis would have belonged to a woman. Mycenaean men wore jewelry, too. Agamemnon might have owned something like this.