Jewelry Boxes For Necklaces

156 Ideas by Tara Gosselin

Jewelry boxes can be more than just a place you store your jewelry. Of course, they protect the jewelry, but they also help cut down on the chances you’ll misplace the pieces. They let you better organize your rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces. A great jewelry box has a designated spot for everything. It doesn’t matter how many necklaces you own; if you can’t see them easily, they might as well have fallen behind the dresser. A separate hanger for each necklace keeps the chains from twisting and knotting together.

Glass Jewelry Box + Drawers

White Jewelry Box With Necklace Hooks

Stufurhome Wooden Jewelry Box with 5-Drawers Built-in Necklace hook and Mirror Brown

3-layer Jewelry Watch Organizer Box

Combining Shaker style with organization this jewelry box is the finest choice for your ample collection, letting it be elevated by the solid oak structure and cherry wood finish that provide this piece with a look full of traditional appeal.

Solid Wood Jewelry Box For Necklaces

Wooden Jewelry Box With Necklace Hooks

Classic Jewelry Box For Necklaces

Yamazaki Home 4-Tiered Accessory Tray, Space Saving, Plastic

Stufurhome Wooden Jewelry Box with 5-Drawers Built-in Necklace hook and Mirror ,White

Yamazaki Home Accessory Tree - Jewelry Organizer Stand With Tray, Steel + Wood

Alysa Jewelry Box + Drawers

Gold Jewelry Necklace Display Storage Stand with Tray

Wood Jewelry Box +

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Wood Jewelry Box + Drawers

Tesora Jewelry Stand

Handcrafted wood jewelry box cherry and

If you have a lot of jewelery, you will love this huge jewelry box. It features four spacious drawers and a special place with hooks for earrings and necklaces. It was handmade of high quality cherry wood.

T-Bar Metal Jewelry Display Stand

Manufactured Wood Jewelry Box + Mirror

... Armoire Jewelry Stand Necklace Hooks Jewelry Box Mirror 41 Cabinet

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Glass Jewelry Box For Necklaces

Acrylic Necklace Bust Jewelry Stand

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Jewelry Boxes For Necklaces

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Tara Gosselin Interior Design Expert

Tara is a San Antonio-based, award-winning landscape architect, garden writer, and educator with deep experience in eco-friendly design and hands-on horticulture. She helps homeowners turn ordinary yards into sustainable backyard retreats that blend edible planting, seasonal beauty, and thoughtful outdoor living. Her plant-first approach gives readers clear strategies for creating landscapes that feel restorative while working in harmony with the land.

How Big Should a Jewelry Box Be?

As small or big as you need it to be! It all depends on how many pieces of jewelry you already own and whether you plan on buying many more (be honest!). Making an inventory is also useful to determine how many of each type of items you own:

Lots of rings? Make sure you look for one that includes many ring slots, or else it'll be just as messy as not having a dedicated box for them;
Lots of bracelets and bangles? Then you need many small drawers, a compartmentalized tray or a box that offers plenty of room in its main compartment for stiffer pieces that don't fold (e.g. wooden or metal cuffs);
Lots of necklaces? Look for a large box where you can hang them or place them without damaging them or getting them tangled; if you have many long necklaces, you might want to consider a jewelry armoire instead.

Should Your Jewelry Box Have a Lock?

In the unfortunate event of a burglary, a lock won't stop your box from being picked up and stolen, so your content insurance will be more useful for that matter. However, if you have kids or live with a few housemates, you might want to be on the safe side and choose a jewelry box with a lock.

Quick Tips

Let's go over the most important things to consider in order to choose a jewelry box that is both stylish and functional:

Run an inventory of how many precious pieces you own and what type: choose size and compartments accordingly;
Pick a material that's durable and keeps the moisture away from your jewels (wood is the best!);
Make sure that the inner lining is soft and delicate;
Identify the color palette of your bedroom and pick one of the three main tones;
Choose a style that matches the décor that you're going for in your bedroom.