Jewellery hanger

This is a jewelry organizer designed and crafted by me. Functional with an artistic flare is my goal when making functional pieces. Something you can use every day and be well-pleased to display in your bedroom or elsewhere as a piece of art. Designed on PLAIN WHITE background, is meant to hold most of your jewelry in a way you can reach them easily. Has chrome hooks for about 80 -90 earrings of any length, then a large bracelet bar and a ring box for more than 15 rings , along with a shelf…

My grandpa makes sculptures, mostly trees, out of scrap metal. I absolutely love the style of them; they remind me of my jewelry. After expressing to him how much I adore his wire trees, he decided…

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Jewelry stand

Natural driftwood turned wall mounted boho jewelry hangers. Combine a few to create a gallery wall-esque jewelry display. Create a jewelry storage solution for your necklaces and bracelets by hanging a driftwood jewelry holder (or four) in any number of combinations and configurations. Driftwood is a beautiful and unique material. We find ours on the shores of the Hudson River, across the way from the also and infinitely more unique and beautiful New York City. And we've turned these…

About this item 【3 Rows to Prevent Tangled Jewellery】Gold jewelry stand has 3 individual jewellery storage display spaced 1.6 inches apart to prevent jewelry from getting tangled together. More efficient organisation with the staggered vertical design is displayed properly, maximising organisation efficiency and saving desktop space. 【Multifunctional Jewelry Holder Organiser】This jewelry tree organizer hanging your 18 necklaces , 9 pairs of earrings or studs,22 bracelets or watches , and…

I’ve been spending a lot of time on Pinterest these days. Yes, I finally get why people—women—lose themselves in Pinterest: it offers the most extravagant, indulgent fantasy shopping experience in the world, and no credit card is required. Now I’m losing myself there, too, scanning images and clicking away. I’ll take one of those, oh, and ...