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Jewelry (Affiliate Link) is a girl's best friend. It can dress up any outfit and can make our outfits much more dramatic if we choose to be. Making it an easy go-to accessory for any lady looking to do something different to their outfit. Being a fan of jewelry (Affiliate Link), from fine jewelry (Affiliate Link) to costume jewelry (Affiliate Link), I found it great to have them but to remember what I had was a little harder if it wasn't organized well.
This post will help you organize your jewelry (Affiliate Link) in amazing ways to truly display it in your bedroom/closet for easy access. But first, I must mention that if you have an excessive amount of jewelry (Affiliate Link), it's a great time to pare down these items to a more comfortable amount. Visit our "Places to Donate Jewelry" post for more information.
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Now that you have gathered all your jewelry (Affiliate Link) and downsized the quantity, let's talk about the different ways to organize your jewelry (Affiliate Link). There are several different options for organizing jewelry (Affiliate Link). In our recent post and an upcoming post, I show you how to make "jewelry (Affiliate Link) organizer picture frames." It's a customizable and affordable way to organize necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and even rings. Feel free to visit these posts. I will add the link here when they go live.
1. Standard Jewelry Boxes
First, let's start with the standard jewelry (Affiliate Link) boxes (Affiliate Link). I will be displaying some I found on Amazon (affiliate) below. However, you can find them anywhere, even at an antique dealer. Here are some tips that will help you pick the right jewelry (Affiliate Link) box for you. Look for a box with several divided areas. The divided areas work well to keep jewelry (Affiliate Link) from getting tangled with one another. I did find that if the seal is really tight, some of my older gold pieces turned orange gold. I'm not sure why this happened, but I wanted you to know about the possibility that this may happen. I found that ones will little and deep compartments on the sides work nicely for watches that have larger faces on them.
These are super cute for someone who wants all their jewelry in one unit on their dresser.
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2. Make your own Jewelry Organizer
As I mentioned above, making your own organizer can be more affordable. Using cork trivets is wonderful for holding post earrings. When I was a kid, I had all my earrings on a corkboard, and then I placed the backs in a little container with a lid. Keep in mind that you will need to make the piece large enough for your jewelry (Affiliate Link) collection. Hanging them on the wall or making them with a stand is best to save space. Think of vertical space for these items if you are going to make them yourself.
Feel free to check out my DIY Organizers you can make by following our tutorials.
This post uses a picture frame and cork to make a cute organizer to display jewelry (Affiliate Link) on. Feel free to visit the How to Make an Easy DIY Earring Organizer Picture Frame post.
This post shows you how to make a hanging necklace organizer picture frame with chicken wire. Check the steps out at How to Make a Necklace Organizer Picture Frame.
3. Jewelry Drawer Organizers
Some people just don't want to see their jewelry (Affiliate Link) out in the open. These jewelry (Affiliate Link) organizers are just for them. Keeping these items divided into compartments works wonders in helping you find them quickly. Stacking these tray jewelry drawer organizers (Affiliate Link) works great; sorting each tray by different types, like earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings, makes it easier to find what you are looking for. Below is a link from Amazon (affiliate).
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4. For Affordable and Customizable Jewelry Organizer use 3M Command Hooks on walls
If you don't have a lot of space in your closet or bedroom, hanging 3M command hooks (Affiliate Link) like these anywhere you want to store your jewelry (Affiliate Link) works great. I had a client who didn't have a place to put her custom jewelry (Affiliate Link), but she didn't want them to get tangled, so we found an unused wall in her closet so she could hang them. We added about 5-6 hooks, and she placed one or two on each and sorted them by color. It was not only organized, but it also looked pretty too.
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5. Freestanding and Over the Door Jewelry Organizers
And now for the large jewelry (Affiliate Link) organizers. These over-the-door jewelry organizers (Affiliate Link) and freestanding jewelry organizers (Affiliate Link) need to be stood on the floor, so you must have enough room to store them. While I always wanted one of these, I found that it was hard for me to place this somewhere where the kiddos wouldn't knock into it. These standing ones also have the opportunity for you to store scarves and other items in them. They usually have full-length mirrors as well. There are ones that also give you the option to hang them over your closet door. Here are freestanding and over-the-door jewelry (Affiliate Link) organizers I found on Amazon (affiliate).
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6. "On The Go" Jewelry Organizers
Last but not least, there are even on-the-go jewelry (Affiliate Link) organizers for people who are on the go or who only have a few cherished pieces. I found that if you do take jewelry (Affiliate Link) with you when you travel, the most difficult items to take are necklaces because they get tangled with everything. So, finding a jewelry (Affiliate Link) organizer that helps you safely transport the necklaces is the main goal. Here is one I found on Amazon.
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Well, there you have it. Which jewelry (Affiliate Link) organizer method is your favorite? Have you used a variety of them throughout the years? Please leave a comment below. I would love to hear from you.
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richandposh says
Hi, Thank you so much for sharing these options about jewelry organization. I always take mine in jewelry box. I will keep it in my mind and apply these at the right time.
Nancy Haworth says
Thanks for providing all of these wonderful options for jewelry organization! You're right about paring your jewelry collection down to a more comfortable amount first, before buying products, helps you decide what you need for storage supplies.
Deb Lee says
There are a ton of options! I have mini-cases that I use when I'm traveling and a mirrored free-standing storage unit for everything else. I do have dreams of having jewelry drawers in my closet one day. But, that might mean getting rid of some of my shoes! LOL
Janet Barclay says
I pared down my jewelry collection by getting rid of pieces I'll never wear and moving those I'm only keeping for sentimental reasons to my treasure box. I took what was left and put it in a case sold for organizing embroidery thread and keep it in my nightstand. It may not be as elegant as my grandmother's old jewelry box, but it was pretty old and tired anyway.
Linda Samuels says
What a vast array of jewelry organizing options! I like organizing my jewelry in drawers, and use small clear plastic boxes with varying sized-sections. I used to frequently wear pins, which I rarely do at this point. But at that time, for a gift, my husband made me a unique wooden drawer organizer to fit in an oddly shaped drawer. The sections were large purple velvet pincushions so I could stick each pin in with ease of view and access.
Sabrina Quairoli says
What a great way to store pins! You can easily see them and are less likely of them laying on top of one another. Thanks for sharing.
Seana Turner says
So many great ideas here. I just received a new jewelry box as a Christmas present and I had fun setting it all up. I do hang most of my daily necklaces because it is just the best way to keep them from getting tangled. It really is nice to be able to easily see your choices and enjoy the pieces you have. Still, the really nice stuff I store in a secure location.
Sabrina Quairoli says
I agree the real gold pieces should be placed elsewhere. I purchased a jewelry box for my fine jewelry pieces and place it somewhere more secure. Everyday jewelry can be placed out for use and to view the beautiful colors.
Carol Jones says
I love using 3M Command hooks. If you choose the prettier silver ones, and attach them to mirrors to hang necklaces, it doubles the dazzle!
Sabrina Quairoli says
I agree! It's easy to use and you don't have to hunt to find them. They are everywhere, even at the grocery store. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Janet Schiesl says
Great resource. Lots of info. I am actually organizing a client's jewelry tomorrow, using Command hooks and Stackables from the Container Store. Hoping it will be lovely and usable for this client.
Sabrina Quairoli says
What fun! It is one of my favorite areas to organize. Hope you have a wonderful time.