21 Jewelry Organizers to Help Sort Your Beautiful Baubles

Jewelry Organizer

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Jewelry requires a little maintenance to stay looking its best. Aside from cleaning it, organizers will help keep your precious items from getting scuffed and tangled. And, perhaps most importantly of all, jewelry organizers are a landing pad so you’ll always know where they are—giving them less of a chance of going lost.

If you're serious about your accessories, it’s worth getting a jewelry organizer that will best support the type of jewelry you have. Some pieces, like a display stand, will hold necklaces and have a tray for bracelets and rings.

You’ll want to consider the type of jewelry you mostly own. If you wear a lot of rings, for instance, you’re likely better served with a ring cone or a jewelry box. Luckily, there is no shortage of great-looking organizers out there to complement your home decor style.

 

Check out the best jewelry organizers based on category.

Before buying an organizer, take stock of the jewelry you already have; doing this will help inform what you buy. Three of the most popular types are stands, boxes, and cones, although sometimes the design is a combination of two styles.

 

Jewelry Stands

Jewelry stands generally are an upright design that is meant for holding earrings, necklaces, or even necklaces. If you’ve got a lot of earrings and necklaces and a few rings, look for a stand that has a dish for smaller items. It will likely be everything you need.

 

Eye Jewelry Stand with Terrazzo Base

 

Rattan Jewelry Organizer

 

Tree Leaves Stand

 

Hexagon Floral Honeycomb Earring Holder

 

Three-Tiered Jewelry Stand with Dish

 

Darcy Jewelry Stand

 

Walnut Jewelry Stand

 

Celestial Jewelry Stand

 

Jewelry Boxes

Jewelry stands put your pieces on display alongside the rest of your decor. A jewelry box, by contrast, will conceal them and you’ll display the container itself. Because of the compact organization within the box, these are best for smaller trinkets like rings and brooches.

 

Four-Layer Jewelry Organizer

Jewelry Organizer Jewelry Box

Packmille | $21.99

 

Walnut Wood Jewelry Box

 

Velvet Jewelry Box

Jewelry Organizer Jewelry Box

MiroshopGB | $38.76

 

Foldable Jewelry Box

Jewelry Organizer Jewelry Box

Rosy and June | $37.45+

 

Birth Flower Travel Case

Jewelry Organizer Jewelry Box

Athenus | $9.99+

 

Wooden Stackable Jewelry Box

Jewelry Organizer Jewelry Box

Ombre Home | $78.99

 

Ring Cones

If you’re someone who wears a lot of rings, invest in a ring cone or two. These pieces stack your rings to ensure they won’t be scuffed. One of the downsides, however, is that they are often limited in the number of rings they can stack. And, if want to wear something farther down on the stack, you’ll have to remove all the rings that sit on it. But don't let that deter you; they are handy (and often inexpensive) ways to organize your rings.

 

Dinosaur Jewelry Dish

 

Engraved Concrete Ring Holder

 

Cement Ring Holders (Set of 2)

 

Marble Ring Cone

Jewelry Organizer Ring Cone

Craft Monkees | $26.99+

 

White Speckled Ceramic Ring

 

Preserved Flower Resin Ring Stand

 

Gnome Cat Ring

Jewelry Organizer Ring Cone

Chiko Cat | $50

 

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Sara Barnes

Sara Barnes is a Staff Editor at My Modern Met, Manager of My Modern Met Store, and co-host of the My Modern Met Top Artist Podcast. As an illustrator and writer living in Seattle, she chronicles illustration, embroidery, and beyond through her blog Brown Paper Bag and Instagram @brwnpaperbag. She wrote a book about embroidery artist Sarah K. Benning titled "Embroidered Life" that was published by Chronicle Books in 2019. Sara is a graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art. She earned her BFA in Illustration in 2008 and MFA in Illustration Practice in 2013.
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