Learn how to make DIY jewelry organizers to hold your necklaces, earrings, rings, and more. These will look great with your home decor! Get a variety of styles for both the countertop and the wall.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve had times in my life where I wear more jewelry than others. One of those times was in the early 90s, when I went to high school.
It was cool, at least where I lived, to have earrings all the way up your ear as well as rings on almost every finger. I had three holes on each ear and then a cartilage piercing that never, ever healed (and I finally had to take the earring out).
But I wore a lot of earrings and a lot of rings. I even slept and showered in all of it. 😮
Then in my mid-20s there was the layered necklace phase. Early 30s brought bracelets, especially chunky wood ones. As I entered my 40s, I stopped wearing jewelry at all.
But that’s changing again.
After years of not wearing jewelry, I’ve started wearing earrings again. I only have two holes left in each ear, but I don’t need to be my 90s self again. Four earrings is fine!
One thing that was lacking when I bought a ton of new earrings on Etsy was the storage. After all those years, I didn’t have a jewelry box or anything. SO. I knew it was time to make something to store it all.
And now I’m sharing with you some DIY jewelry organizers – so that if you’re in the same boat? You can have some handmade storage solutions available to you as well!
I’m absolutely sure there’s something in this collection of organizers that you’ll love and want to make. The reason I say that is because there’s everything from simple hooks to a complete cabinet build.
So no matter what you need, how you want it to look, and how much jewelry you have . . . you’re bound to get an idea to try. Check them out and let me know what you think in the comments! Also, how do you store your jewelry?
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Cabinet Jewelry Holder
Tired of untangling necklaces? Make an easy DIY jewelry organizer using a piece of wood, cup hooks, and decorative paper in just a couple hours for less than $10! Great to hang on the side of a cabinet.
Get your earrings out of the small ceramic dish and onto a board so you can actually see them! This earring holder is easy to make and looks really modern.
This DIY framed jewelry and earring organizer is created inexpensively from a yard sale frame and chicken wire. Perfect for hanging necklaces or earrings.
Are you a bracelet junkie? Do your bracelets sit in the top drawer of a dresser? Time to get those out to display! You won't believe that there's a paper towel roll in this project as well.
Ashley shows you how to make a jewelry hanger with fabric and clear vinyl! This not only holds jewelry, but you could make one for the craft room as well.
Mod Podge a DIY jewelry box using Joel Dewberry fabrics and Mod Podge. I chose bright fabrics and paints to make a statement with this wood craft idea!
This cute DIY earring holder is super easy to put together (using a frame) and only costs a few dollars for all of the supplies! And that leaves you money for more earrings . . .
Make a wine crate jewelry cabinet with wine crates, wooden spools, and cabinet knobs. You can get wine crates from wine shops and they're usually free!
Pegboard is commonly used for store shelves, but it actually works great in your home as well! You can use it to make an organizer and paint it to work with your decor.
Hang your jewelry in style with this unique jewelry stand made from wooden skewers and hot glue! I love that you can paint it any color you like, and it's really lightweight.
Use a gorgeous driftwood piece to create a unique jewelry hanger. It looks great on the wall whether you have jewelry on it or not, and it’s easy to make!
This easy to build wall jewelry organizer will become your new favorite part of any room. The front of the jewelry cabinet is a modern wood sign that you can put any design on!
All you need for this jewelry hanger is a few dowel rods and some cord! Of course you can paint it as well . . . but this takes just minutes to make a storage solution.
I've never known how to make one of these earring boxes where the studs just go into the folds of felt. This is an awesome tutorial so you can make your own, and any size too!
A wood hanger can hold a lot of things – including jewelry! You're going to need some hooks, but the rest is easy (even if you have no crafting skills).
In addition to being helpful in managing a growing collection of personal accessories, a jewelry board is also extremely easy to make and the materials cost less than $15.
What girl doesn’t love to accessorize? If you have a daughter that loves to play dress up, this is a fun necklace holder (and you can add a cute message).
Just because you're storing jewelry doesn't mean it has to be in a box or on a wall hanger. This is a very unique option that looks great on a dresser: cloches!
Collect a bunch of knobs from thrift stores or the Goodwill and add them to a wood plaque! The variety of knobs you collect will make the project more interesting.
