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FrançaisOnce you've emptied out your jewelry box and sorted what you have, it's time to begin organizing. This includes separating necklaces and earrings, removing chains that get tangled together or putting stud earrings in their appropriate places.
Jewel trays, trinket dishes, and wall-mounted jewelry boxes are all pretty options for displaying your jewelry. They're usually smaller and are great for bedside or near the sink where you'll likely take off your jewelry, but they don't offer as much storage as more elaborate options.
Jewelry trees are another aesthetically pleasing and functional option for storing your jewelry. They look like antlers, hands, or geometric sculptures and come with hooks to hang your necklaces from.
Earrings can also be stored in earring trees, which typically have spaces specifically designed for them to avoid scratches. If you wear rings, choose an organizer with multiple ring rolls to ensure that each ring has its own space and doesn't rub against each other or damage others.
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