5 Boxes for My Jewels

How do you organize your jewels? I prefer the traditional "jewels in a box" method. I used to have this adorable and fairly huge fabric-covered jewelry box from Anthropologie, and I used the heck out of that thing before Simon took his teeth to it. So it's probably about time for a new jewelry box or stand or something. 

Something else to keep in mind as you read this post--I have a very small jewelry collection. I wear mostly post earrings and rotate between the same three necklaces that I adore (and they all happen to be gold). I have probably 10 or so statement necklaces that I wear fairly often, but I've always said "no" to buying more jewelry that I could feasibly wear within a 30-day period.

Now I think my jewelry deserves to be updated just as much as my closet, which is why I plan to acquire more pieces I adore but have been too scared to purchase. And that's why I may need a cute new jewelry box or two. Or five. Okay, five is probably too many to have, but here are five that I like.

A sweet, pressed flower box. It's dainty, but perfect for my favorite, go-to pieces:

[Urban Outfitters]

My grandmother used to have little candy dishes like this around the house. How cute would you be if you stored some jewelry in there?

 [Etsy]

So this one isn't technically a box, but it serves the same purpose. This brass wishing tree makes a for an interesting and intricate jewelry holder, and it comes with a ring cup in the center! Talk about pretty and functional!

[Anthropologie]

Just looking at this cute panda dish makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. I love how those little rings rest so snuggly in its belly.

[Urban Outfitters]

This one is for those who like to keep their jewelry looking clean and simple. And once you decide to stop using them to store jewelry, they are perfect for any other adorable objects you care to display.

[West Elm]

Looking for tips on how to organize a much bigger jewelry collection? Check out this post by Trophy Boutique.