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I have been dating my boyfriend for 6 months at this point. We've had a pretty good relationship so far. I was cheated on in the past by an ex, so I might be overly paranoid about little things. My boyfriend has done nothing to make me distrust him. In fact, he's a very loyal person, he respects me, and I'm inclined to believe he won't cheat on me. 

We are currently long distance and I stay at his apartment when I'm in town visiting him. He recently moved into a new apartment. While he was at work one day, I decided to tidy up his apartment. I started to clean out his junk drawer in his dresser when I came across a bracelet that I did not recognize. I've cleaned out his drawer in the past, but I did not see this bracelet the last time I cleaned out the drawer (which was some time in the summer). I don't thoroughly clean out the drawer. I mostly just briefly comb through and grab as much trash out of there as possible, like loose change and old receipts, so it's possible that the bracelet had been there for a while and was from a past hookup/ex from before we got together. But I'm pretty sure I've never seen this bracelet before. And it was in a position in the drawer that suggests that it was put in there recently. Now, I mentioned he moved recently, so the contents of the drawer may have shifted and moved the bracelet to the front.

I'm thinking this isn't a big deal, but it's driving me crazy! I'm afraid it's bothering me so much because of my past of being cheated on and I'm being overly suspicious over nothing. I just want to know about this bracelet and how it came to be in his drawer. I'm not necessarily jumping to the conclusion that he's cheating. How do I ask him about the bracelet with tact and not make it seem like I'm accusing him of cheating?
<bot>: found a bracelet in my boyfriend's dresser drawer that does not belong to me. How do I ask him about it without making it seem like I'm accusing him of cheating?