20 Jewelry Holders You Can DIY

If your jewelry collection is currently living in a tangled heap on the dresser, you are definitely not alone. Necklaces love to knot themselves into impossible little puzzles, earrings disappear without warning, and bracelets somehow end up everywhere except where you left them. That is exactly why DIY jewelry holders are such a smart project. They help keep your accessories organised, easy to see, and a whole lot prettier than stuffing everything into a drawer. The original roundup opens with that same very relatable problem of missing earrings and tangled necklaces, then shares 20 different storage ideas you can make yourself to suit your space and style.

One of the best things about making your own jewelry organizer is that you can customise it to fit both your collection and your decor. Whether you need a wall-mounted necklace display, a tray for rings and small pieces, a hidden organizer behind a mirror, or a farmhouse-style stand for everyday wear, this roundup has a little bit of everything. It includes projects with modern, boho, rustic, colorful, and dollar-store-friendly styles, so there are plenty of options whether your taste leans sleek and simple or more decorative and handmade.

These DIY jewelry storage ideas are perfect if you want something practical that still feels creative. Instead of buying a one-size-fits-all organizer, you can make something that works for your actual stash, whether that is mostly earrings, statement necklaces, bracelets, or a bit of everything. And let’s be honest, turning your jewelry storage into part of the room decor is a lot more satisfying than digging through a box muttering about the missing second hoop earring again.

DIY Gold Jewelry Tray from Homey Oh My

Farmhouse Charm DIY Jewelry Organizer from Live Laugh Rowe

Gemstone Jewelry Holder from A Charming Project

Copper Himmeli DIY Jewelry Holder from Refresh Living

Picture Frame Dollar Store Jewelry Organizer from Kenarry

DIY Earring Storage Box from Gluesticks Blog

DIY Hidden Wall Jewelry Organizer from Houseful Of Handmade

DIY Jewelry Tree Stand from Our Crafty Mom

DIY Rustic Industrial Jewelry Organizer from Bless’er House

Modern & Simple DIY Glass & Jewelry Organizer from The Merrythought

DIY Boho Jewelry Organizer from Ohoh Deco

Bright Patterned DIY Jewelry Organizer from Sarah Hearts

Hidden Jewelry Storage Framed Mirror from Simply Designing

Clay Relief Jewelry Holders from Centsational Style

Personalized Wooden DIY Jewelry Holder from Jaime Costiglio

Gorgeous DIY Wood Scraps Necklace Holder from Houseful Of Handmade

DIY Mirror Jewelry Wall Hangers from Homey Oh My

Beautiful Tray Jewelry Organizer from Tonya Staab

Chicken Wire Window Jewelry Holder from Crafts Unleashed

Thrifted DIY Jewelry Holder from Brooklyn Berry Designs

This week’s Book Review Wednesday pick is 3D Beaded Animal Crafts for Kids, and I’ll admit this one is another of those books that makes me pause for a moment and ask, “Does this belong in Jewelry Making, Kids Crafts, or somewhere in between?”

Technically, it is not jewelry in the traditional necklace-and-earrings sense, but it is very much a beading book, and beading skills are such a useful doorway into jewelry making. For kids especially, learning how to thread beads, follow patterns, work with wire, and build little 3D shapes is a brilliant way to develop patience, fine motor skills, and confidence with craft materials.

The cover promises 3D beaded animal crafts for kids, with a focus on cute seed bead animals made with wire. The little fox on the cover is exactly the sort of project that catches attention — bright, cheerful, and very giftable. I can see this being a fun book for crafty kids, tweens, grandparents crafting with children, or even adults who secretly enjoy tiny beaded animals but pretend they are “helping the kids.”

What I like about this type of project is that it gives children a finished piece they can actually be proud of. These are not throwaway crafts. A beaded animal can become a bag charm, keychain, desk buddy, zipper pull, ornament, or little handmade gift. And if you have a child who loves collecting small things, well, prepare yourself — you may soon have an entire zoo made from seed beads.

There is also a nice connection here for beginner jewelry makers. Working with beads and wire in a simple 3D form helps build the same kind of careful hand skills used in beaded jewelry, wire wrapping, charms, and small accessories. So while I would be tempted to cross-post this over on our Kids Crafts section, I still think it earns its place here for anyone wanting beginner-friendly beading projects.

This book would suit kids who already enjoy detailed crafts, families looking for screen-free creative projects, or makers who want small bead projects that are playful rather than overly serious. I would suggest adult help for younger children, especially because seed beads and wire can be fiddly, and nobody needs a craft session ending with beads in the carpet forever. Although, let’s be honest, that may happen anyway.

My Shellie-style take? 3D Beaded Animal Crafts for Kids looks like a fun, colourful and practical beading book for young makers who like cute projects with a real finished result. It is crafty, giftable, a little bit nostalgic, and a lovely stepping stone into more detailed beadwork and jewelry making later on.

You can find the book here: 3D Beaded Animal Crafts for Kids.

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