DIY Jewelry Holder: 10 Ideas

Hangers, pieces of wood, bedheads: anything can be transformed into a jewelry box that also makes an original gift idea.

DIY Jewelry Holder: 10 Ideas That Work

A DIY jewelry holder is the perfect solution if you want to create a unique jewelry box , perhaps as a lovely gift idea, without spending a fortune. Look around and try to use what you have at home or what you can easily find without spending unnecessary money to create a DIY jewelry holder for your precious items. If you're worried about how to keep your jewelry organized , a jewelry holder made from creative recycling can help you with the arduous task of avoiding chaos in your bedroom, allowing you to display your bracelets, earrings, and the like so you can always have them in sight, so you don't forget them—as often happens—in the drawer. Below are some interesting ideas on how to make a necklace holder and more.

DIY Jewelry Holder with Cups

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With the cups

Would you ever have thought you could get an original? jewel case Simply assembling a saucer, a bowl, and a cup? As you can see above, nothing could be simpler, but also more practical.
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With frame

If you have an old frame at home with broken glass, don't throw it away; it could be just the thing. Remove all the remaining glass and leave only the inner backing, onto which you can attach small nails or hangers to display your jewelry: a glamorous effect is guaranteed.

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With wood

If you have a simple piece of wood , you can:

  • paint it the color you like
  • attach some fancy knobs to it
  • Hang your jewelry or anything you want on it.

The same result can be achieved with larger wooden boards onto which you can nail many more hangers, even at different heights, on which to attach necklaces and bracelets.

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With bed headboard

If you have an old wooden headboard , add a board that's larger than the top and about 20 cm deep under the feet. Then, cut a piece of plywood the size of the frame you created by fitting the board under the feet of the headboard and paint it on one side with chalkboard paint. Once dry, secure it inside the frame with wooden frames . If you like, you can repaint the headboard in your favorite color and then place it upside down on the wall, adding some hooks to hang jewelry or anything else you like.

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With hanger

A wooden hanger makes a really neat jewelry holder; just attach some hooks to both "shoulders" and you're done. The perfect necklace holder for keeping even the longest necklaces, which tend to get tangled, organized.

DIY Jewelry Holder with Buttons

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With buttons

A heap of buttons can make a great jewelry holder, perfect for a gift. Cover a small canvas or an old picture frame with burlap and attach buttons to create a design of your choice. Finish with some knobs, and this idea is ready to go.

DIY Jewelry Holder: 10 Ideas That Work

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With plastic bottles

Don't throw away the bottoms of plastic bottles; as you can see, when properly assembled, they can become perfect spaces for rings, earrings, and bracelets.

DIY Jewelry Holder: 10 Ideas That Work

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With CD

Nowadays, few people use them for their original purpose. Old CDs can be drilled into holes and used as a base for hanging your own dangling earrings. Convenient, versatile, and customizable to your liking.

DIY Jewelry Holder: 10 Ideas That Work

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With branches

Nature provides the perfect base for a jewelry holder that complements the decor of many modern apartments. We're talking about a jewelry holder made from dried branches , beautiful to look at as well as functional.

DIY jewelry holder

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With paper roll

Last but not least, we'll make a jewelry stand, especially for bracelets, using paper towel rolls. Once you're done, cover the roll with whatever paper you like and attach it to a stand. It's sure to be a hit.

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