I don’t know about you, but when my jewelry isn’t organized, I end up wearing the same two pieces over and over every day. If I can’t see it, I just completely forget that I have it.
But what if you could actually organize your jewelry in such a beautiful way that you could see all of it? What a difference that would make!
I decided to do a little research and see what kind of jewelry organizers are available out there. And I found a ton of gorgeous ideas! I’m so excited to share them with you.
Which one is your favorite?
No. 1
I think this is a great option, at a great price, for a small amount of jewelry. Plus, it’s pretty.
No. 2
I love this hanging option because of how clean and bright it looks. It won’t take up a ton of space, but can hold a decent amount of jewelry.
No. 3
These beautiful stacking trays can be used in a drawer, or as a jewelry box.
No. 4
Here’s a great DIY option for displaying necklaces.
No. 5
These in-drawer jewelry organizers are beautiful! Building your own custom closet anytime soon? 🙂
No. 6
You can turn your jewelry into artwork with this gorgeous frame. Or maybe use this idea as inspiration to make one yourself.
No. 7
This is one of the more creative DIY jewelry organizers I found. That’s an egg carton in there!
No. 8
This beautiful display is made from driftwood!
No. 9
You can mix and match these velvet tray drawer organizers to perfectly fit your jewelry collection.
No. 10
I love how large this hanging organizer is. You will be able to fit a lot of pieces on here!
No. 11
Another great in-drawer option.
No. 12
Use a shadow box to create your own hanging jewelry organizer.
No. 13
The Ikea PAX system has some great drawer options for jewelry storage.
No. 14
Here’s how to create a DIY jewelry organizer from a frame.
No. 15
Another beautiful DIY hanging jewelry organizer. I like all the different types of organization that this one offers.
No. 16
Here’s a ready-to-buy option if you don’t want to create your own hanging organizer. I think the grey wood is so pretty.
No. 17
This option is sleek and clean, and would be perfect for a small amount of regularly worn jewelry.
No. 18
I love this option if you’re looking for a jewelry storage box.
No. 19
This jewelry storage container rotates!
No. 20
This acrylic box will keep your essential jewelry well organized. I love the clear top so you can see inside.
No. 21
And let’s end with one last simple but beautiful drawer insert.
That’s it! What do you think? There are some great options out there. I hope you are as inspired as I am. Time to get organizing!
Thanks for reading,
-Laura
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