Over the years I have collected what I would refer to as "a decent chunk of jewellery." It tends to be the perfect gift to someone for their birthdays, for Christmases, whatever. As a result of this I have hoarded a large amount of bracelets, necklaces and earrings. Sadly, I am lacking in the ring department but I plan on changing this over the coming season with a trip to the Primark jewellery section. My jewellery used to just be in a massive knot on my bookshelf but I recently took steps to organise it properly and prevent it from tangling up. As a result of this I've found that I don't tend to lose jewellery anymore!
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This lovely jewellery box was a gift from my friend which she brought back from rome. It's such a beautiful pattern on the top and it is the perfect solution to storing my earrings. I cut out small squares of paper out of a university prospectus (this counts as recycling, right?) and just pierced my earrings through the paper. This stops me having to rummage around trying to find pairs. |
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I've used this little basket thing to store all of my bracelets in. I tend to keep my most worn nearer the top, and the bangles all in a section at the side. |
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My mum found this lovely necklace stand in a charity shop for £1.50 and so gifted it to me. I use this to store jewellery which gets tangled really easily and that I don't wear too often. |
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I've used a coffee cup to store the pitiful amount of rings that I own. I think it looks cute. For the small amount of rings that I own, this works perfectly. |
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My friends are very well travelled and over the summer two of them went to India and brought me back this beautifully patterned little wooden box. I use this to keep all of my ear cuffs in as I like to keep them separate from my main earrings collection. |
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I bought this shelf from B&Q for something ridiculously cheap like £3, I then attached hooks to front of it so that I could hang my necklaces from it. It's quite sturdy and manages to hold the amoutn of weight that I currently have on it, but I don't know if it would manage to hold anything too heavy. Especially seeing as the wall that it is attatched too isn't a solid wall. But I like to keep my jewellery by the door so that when I'm running out the house I can just grab it. |
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Finally, I just have little trinket boxes to store misc. stuff such as collars and broken bits of jewellery. I've even used an old tin which held the rosin that I used to use on my bow when I played the violin. |
So that's how I store my jewellery! As I said, I keep it by my door so that it's easily accessible. I don't have that much jewellery but I love what I do have. I hope this has maybe given you some inspiration or ideas :)
Beth xxx
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