Jewelry Organizer
A jewelry organizer helps to keep all the little "itty bitty" pieces of jewelry from getting lost.
Your special piece of jewelry for that special outfit is always available in that special place you have for it.
Your jewelry might be your personal treasure but that does not mean you have to store it in a treasure chest!
Mo More Jumbled Jewelry! 
Jewelry drawer organizers are divided velvet trays that have special compartments for necklaces, rings, and
earrings. Or you can choose to use an acrylic rod to hang your necklaces and bracelets.
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One of the best storage ideas for your jewelry is to create a custom storage system with organizer trays.
The drawer organizers have a stackable design that allows multiple units to store
together in a compact manner.
This stacking jewelry tray has 18 padded and velvet lined compartments for
sorting and preserving small jewelry and earrings!
It also includes a clear plastic insert that rests on top of the dividers,
for further protection from dust and dirt.
Also available in this system
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Organize all of your necklaces, bracelets and watches on this wall mounted jewelry hanger.
Made of crystal clear acrylic, this organizer mounts to the wall, and keeps necklaces from
tangling. Holds up to 50 necklaces, watches and bracelets. With all of your hanging jewelry on display,
you can easily see what pieces are available for you to wear anytime!
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An elegant chest of drawers - for your jewelry!
This clear and durable jewelry chest is beautiful in design and function.
Crafted of tough crystal clear acrylic, this storage chest is perfect for all your jewelry storage needs.
The seven 1.25"H x 11"W x 4.75"D inner drawers are large enough for watches and necklaces,
and the removable soft foam drawer inserts keep chains and beads from moving around and tangling.
So lovely, you'll proudly display this deluxe chest on your dresser or vanity to hold everything from
brooches to earrings to anklets!
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