24 Pin-Worthy Jewelry Storage Ideas

Don't throw out those empty crates of vino. With a few embellishments, you can transform them into jewelry display boxes that will showcase your stunning collection.

Turn that cool piece of driftwood you picked up at the beach into a wall-mounted jewelry organizer, complete with a shelf for sunglasses and other accessories.

Have a set of melamine plates you no longer use? Upcycle them into a tiered organizer for all your trinkets.

If your jewelry collection is scattered across multiple boxes and organizers, corral it all in one place with this DIY cabinet. It has designated spots for rings, bracelets, earrings, pins, short necklaces, long necklaces – and you can build it for under $25!

This minimalist copper jewelry stand is ideal for keeping a few favorite pieces in sight and easily accessible. You can make it yourself using copper pipe and a copper tube cutter.

If you have a lot of jewelry but don’t have the space for a jewelry armoire, consider stackable trays. You can add more trays as your collection grows, so they’re great for keeping your entire jewelry stash contained in a small footprint.

This wall-hanging jewelry holder copies the look of pricy copper using spray-painted wooden dowels. Use the dowels to hang up your favorite necklaces, bracelets and hook earrings.

If your box-style metal cheese grater has gotten a bit dull, repurpose it as an earring holder. Spray paint it in your favorite hue for a colorful, quirky addition to your dresser.

Short on counter or dresser-top space? Create a tree design on your wall using washi tape, then use thumbtacks to hang your favorite necklaces from the ends of the "branches." This temporary display is perfect for dorm rooms and apartments.

Can’t get enough of farmhouse style? Add chicken wire to the back of a faux window frame from a craft store, hang it on the wall and use it to showcase your favorite earrings.

If southwestern style is more your thing, bring a touch of it to your home and put your favorite necklaces and bracelets on display with a faux animal skull. Hang it on the wall and drape jewelry over the antlers.

The backside of a closet door is the ideal spot to hang long necklaces that are prone to tangling. A clear acrylic necklace rack fits perfectly within the raised panel of this door, but if you're on a budget, a few small hooks or nails will get the job done.

Don’t overlook even the smallest nooks and crannies in your home as potential storage spaces. Try cutting a sheet of cork to fit a small sliver of space – say, between a bathroom and closet door – and using small nails to hang jewelry.

With their petite compartments, egg cartons are useful for sorting rings, stud earrings, pins and other small, easy-to-misplace items. You can upcycle a standard foam egg carton, of course, but a porcelain or ceramic version looks super pretty displayed on a dresser.

Old lawn tools find new life when draped with colorful necklaces. Tie a string across the top for the perfect earring display.

Can you believe this wall-mounted jewelry organizer started as a basic wooden tray? A decorative metal sheet and small cup hooks transform it into a spot for showing off earrings and necklaces.