Stocomodi Jewellery organiser, jewellery storage drawer, set of 4 grey jewellery display trays

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Design: Cabinet, wall-mountable | Division of storage space: 84 ring slots, 32 necklace hooks, 48 stud holes, 90 earrings slots | Size: 14. Instead of throwing your studs in a bowl or trinket tray, keep 'em paired up by storing them in this DIY earring organizer.

Organize your everyday jewelry in plain sight near your getting-ready station to make it easy to grab your favorite accessories.

If you have the millennial curse of not wanting to throw away boxes, you can indulge your habit by reusing them as jewelry boxes. You will always find enough storage space for your favourite and key jewellery pieces, including rings, earrings, bracelets and charms, with an interior lidded mirror to help you accessorise in the morning. Repurpose hardware — either new or vintage — for an eclectic jewelry display idea that works for necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and more.

This useful hanger offers space for 260 earrings (130 pairs) so there’s sure to be plenty of room for established and growing earring collections. There aren’t any compartments within the velvet-lined tray, so you can “place your jewelry anywhere,” Saltman says. Ultimately, Stackers took the spot because it’s low-profile with an adjustable width, making it fit into a dresser drawer more easily.This Songmics cabinet, which we heard about from two designers, comes with all the trappings: a mirrored front that doubles as a full-length mirror, LED lights on one side, shelves that aren’t just for jewelry, and a lock with keys.

It’s become the place for my most favorite pieces that also happen to be my tiniest, like these pearl studs.I always meant to use this incense burner as a trinket tray, because it feels way too indulgent for actually burning incense. Rather than hunting down a special jewelry organizing tray, you can actually use a silverware organizer. Purge old unwanted necklaces – it seems like it’s always the ones I never wear that are in a knot in the back of the jewelry box. Though there’s a trio of tabs to hold thin chains, I like to keep the middle tab free to lessen the chance of necklaces tangling together. These can get dusty, so you’ll want to wipe them down occasionally with a microfiber cloth (using strong cleaners can damage the jewelry and the holder).