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Friday 19 October 2012

Something To Store Your Jewellery On

It occurred to me recently that my storage solution for my jewellery collection is completely lacking in space and efficiency. I mean, cute vintage tins and glass bowls are rather pretty to look at but they tend to end up reminiscent of a Saturday Jumble Sale at the local community centre with cascades of chains and beads spilling out all over my dressing table. In short, I need to something more appropriate to store my burgeoning jewellery collection. 
Upon investigating potential jewellery stands I have found that birds and hearts are the decorative motif of choice, see the top picture for the Bird Tree jewellery stand from Rose and Grey for £26 and the Heart filigree stand from Urban Outfitters for £20. I see there is a bit of a gap in the market for any creative folk out there.
For a more elegant dressing table this simple jewellery stand from Brighton Beautiful for £16.95 would be ideal. 
A great non-bird-heart alternative is this jewellery bust from Rockett St George for £29 has a rather classic look I quite like. It could potentially make the cute or creepy list, but I like it. 
And this porcelain jewellery dish would be perfect for my ring, although I do see the potential pile-up danger that I currently have on my dressing table. But look! Cute dog! Plus, a product from Anthropologie for 8 quid is a rarity. 

5 comments:

  1. I've been planning to buy a jewellery stand for ages, but they seem so expensive for something that's essentially a wire coathanger with a couple of hearts on it, don't they? Moving house next month, and these converted photo frames (via Offbeat Home) are currently rocking my Pinterest plans.

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  2. I use an old vintage birdcage. I hang necklaces off the bars and put rings and things inside it.

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  3. I use a mint green coloured mug tree from wilko! Looks so pretty and cost about £3! X Laura

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  4. I have the top one with the twigs and birds. It's very sturdy and looks very elegant in real life. It felt appropriate to hang my Alex Monroe jewellery on.

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  5. Personally think the third picture is a bit 1980's 'silver hand' jewellery stand. The bust could be nice in the right setting though.

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