Being a jewelry-phile has only one downside – where do you keep it all?
- Where do you put necklaces so that the chains don’t get tangled?
- Where do you store earrings so that you don’t lose one (from each pair)?
- More importantly how do organize so you don’t wear the same five items all the time?
Here are some fantastic jewelry storage solutions I’ve found in my search…
Dishes
I have a bit of a weakness for little dishes. This one happens to be functional as well as beautiful. You’ll find it at Red Hot Pottery.
Frames
This example from Geaugaroots is beautiful! The fabric in the background is fresh and whimsical and the silver metal screen holds magnets as well so you can add photographs.
Hooks
There are many different ways to set up this kind of system to match your decor. I really like this set of vintage knobs from A Chic Shop.
Ice Cube Trays
Inexpensive, stackable, versatile and reusable – what more could you ask for? This idea is from Real Simple.
Teacups
Little dishes AND teacups! A beautiful way to enjoy your collection of teacups and keep your necklaces and earrings visible. Thank you Martha Stewart.
Other Unique Ideas
If you can find an antique printer drawer you can make one of these beauties…or you can just buy one already made from Blue Bird Heaven.
Upcycled pallets are the main ingredient in this unique jewelry organizer from the Blender Gallery.
Great for those with more rustic decor – it even has a built in light!
Now it’s your turn. Do you have a unique way of storing your jewelry that you’d like to share?








oh my–what great ideas…I’ve been eyeing that printer drawer thingie for a while now….thanks for including my bowlie!!
How cute are all of these ideas!!!?! Those teacups are so cute! Thanks for including my jewelry holder
i bought plastic cutlery trays from IKEA for 99 cents each. the necklaces don’t get tangled and i put the matching braclets or earings in the smaller compartment.
I setup my IVAR (IKEA) shelves so they are 3 inches apart, so i can get lots of shelves (and trays) in a 5 foot high shelf unit.
Hi Janice,
That’s a great idea! I hadn’t thought of cutlery trays. I have seen some beautiful bamboo ones that would look nice all stacked together.
Spacing the shelves close together is another good idea. Thanks for sharing!
Chrystal