Smart Jewelry and Accessory Storage Solutions
Stop digging through tangled chains and lost sunglasses. I help you set up simple, visible systems so your favorite pieces are always protected and ready to wear.
If you love jewelry but struggle to store it, look no further. Here are my top five ways to organize jewelry, using a mix of drawer inserts and stackable boxes to keep everything accessible.
For the festive season, it is time to organize your jewelry. For this drawer, I used a combination of different-sized acrylic trays to ensure each beautiful piece is clearly visible and protected.
Do you often lose your sunglasses? I recommend using stackable velvet trays in a deep drawer. This provides easy, scratch-free storage and makes your collection look luxurious.
I highly recommend storing sunglasses without their bulky cases to save time and ensure you use your whole collection. These acrylic organizers from Muji are one of my favorite ways to do it.
About this collection
One thing I always tell clients: stop keeping your sunglasses in their bulky original cases. By moving them into clear acrylic drawers or stackable velvet trays, you’ll actually see—and wear—the pairs you own. It saves seconds every morning, keeps your collection scratch-free, and clears up precious surface space.
Why Your Jewelry Needs a System
Most people struggle with jewelry and accessory storage because they treat it as an afterthought. You shove necklaces in a box, toss earrings in a pouch, and eventually, you stop wearing your favorite pieces because you can’t find them or they’re a tangled mess. My goal is to make your accessories as easy to access as your clothes.
My Approach to Organizing Accessories
- Prioritize Visibility: If you can't see it, you won't use it. I often recommend clear acrylic cases for sunglasses and watches. They look neat, stack easily, and let you grab what you need in seconds.
- Use Velvet Trays for Protection: For rings, earrings, and delicate chains, nothing beats sectioned velvet trays. They prevent scratching and keep everything separated so you don't spend your morning untangling knots.
- Zone by Frequency: Keep your daily-wear items in the most accessible spot—like a top drawer or a tray on your dresser. Special occasion pieces can live in the back of the drawer or in stackable boxes that save vertical space.
Practical Tips for Long-Term Maintenance
- Stop Saving Cases: Unless it's an expensive pair with sentimental value, ditch the bulky individual cases for daily sunglasses. They take up three times the space of the glasses themselves.
- Measure First: Before you buy any bins or dividers, measure your drawer depth and width. A tray that is too big causes drawers to jam, while one that is too small slides around and drives you crazy.
- Labeling: Even for accessories, labels can help. If you share a space with a partner or family members, knowing exactly which tray holds your watch collection versus theirs prevents clutter from creeping back in.
Whether you are organizing a small vanity or a massive walk-in closet, the principles remain the same: simplify, protect, and make it easy to maintain.
Organise with Ease
I’m Rohini. I believe a tidy space leads to a clear mind, and that starts with the little things like your jewelry drawer. Whether you're drowning in accessories or just need a better system, I'm here to help you get sorted.
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