The best jewelry organizational solution really depends on the size of your collection, where you plan to put it, the specific pieces you own, and your personal design preferences. This collab from The Container Store and KonMari is an all-around excellent option. The compact, yet spacious, box is 14 x 10 x 7 inches, with two drawers, a removable sliding tray, and a whopping 41 compartments of various sizes. That sure is a lot of jewelry! The Jewelry Organization & Storage Box is made of MDF (medium-density fiberboard), paperboard and ash wood, then all of it is wrapped in soft off-white linen for a sophisticated look. The understated design is a perfect balance of modern and classic, complementing any bedroom, bathroom, or closet decor scheme. While we know it's a little pricey for an accessories organizer, we think it's definitely worth the investment. Jewelry organizers fall into two categories: open storage (stands, catchalls, trays) and closed storage (boxes, drawers, cases). The general guidance is that the finer the jewelry, the more careful you want to be. Design: Box | Division of storage space: Four trays with compartments in each | Size: From 15” x 10” x 7.5”

If your jewelry organizer is going to be on display, it's key to make sure that its look matches with its setting. Some storage solutions are more minimalist in nature, while others can be more elaborate and serve as an art object in a room. Take for instance, Pottery Barn's stylish Stella Ultimate Jewelry Box, which has three drawers and plenty of compartments. You can even add your monogram to make it more of a showpiece! Design: Case (rolls up) | Division of storage space: 16 loops with snaps | Size: 22” x 11.5” (unfolded), 11. 5” x 4” (folded) Design: Trays | Division of storage space: Three oval-shaped compartments that nest | Size: 4” x 4” x 0.94” (small), 8.6” x 4.6” x 0.94” (medium), 13.11” x 4.57” x 0.94” (large) When considering the style of a piece, think about where you're planning to place the organizer in your home—your bathroom, your bedroom, or maybe a side table near your front door. Then, look at the color and material of the organizer, and imagine how it would look there.Design: Tray | Division of storage space: Circle for a single compartment | Size: No measurements listed Design: Tray | Division of storage space: 14 different-size compartments with a separate ring section | Size: 12” (expands to 18.75”) x 10.25” x 1.5” If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my decade of jewelry collecting, it’s that you need some sort of storage solution to avoid scuffed-up gold, shattered stones, tangled chains, and peeling pearls. This becomes even more crucial the more pieces you have, as the potential for damage — and the chance of one-half of a pair going missing — increases. Design: Cabinet | Division of storage space: Five drawers with interior dividers sold separately | Size: 11” x 15” x 13”