Jewellery Stands

Necklaces are exceptionally prone to getting tangled, which you probably know if you have ever tried to transport more than one on holiday with you! As such, we recommend a jewellery stand that helps keep each chain separate when storing or travelling with your necklaces.

You might opt for a necklace bust at home, which allows your necklace to sit in a moulded contour that resembles a neck and shoulders or choose one of our rotating jewellery stands, allowing you to access and browse necklaces easily.

For travelling, use a box that separates each necklace and does not allow it to move within the box as your case moves.

We love to use a jewellery stand for our jewellery and would always recommend one that fits with your interior design style. You can get your hands on everything from vintage jewellery stands to metal jewellery stands to other decorative jewellery stands in a range of different colour options.

Using a jewellery strand is a great way to display your jewellery at home, not only because you get to view your collection at all times but because it keeps it safe and secure. Necklaces can be organised to avoid tangling, and rings, earrings, and bracelets can be stored so that they don't get lost.

Earring holders make a fantastic gift, particularly for your earring-obsessed friend. Earring holders tend to have small holes where the piercing bar can go through and be held in place by the earring back. This kind of jewellery stand means your friend or loved one can admire all their earrings in their home.

An earring holder is an excellent add-on for someone to whom you're already gifting earrings, as it gives them a safe and secure way to display your gift.

As with earring holders, jewellery organisers stands also make great gifts too as they give your loved one somewhere to store all their jewellery.

Jewellery holders, particularly portable jewellery stands, can sometimes be confusing with all their different compartments. Below, we've given you a brief overview of how to use each to make it easier for you.

• Hooks and bars: These are usually for displaying your necklaces. 
• Earring holders: Usually, a bar with holes in it for the earrings to thread through.
• Ring slots: These are usually cushioned and can hold rings in place.
• Bracelet bars: These are often arranged into tiers and are similar to necklace hooks and bars.

Drawers: We like to use these to store our jewellery cleaning equipment so we can always find it when we need it!

For rotating jewellery stands, we always recommend necklaces and bracelets. These stands are often made of hooks or bars and are sometimes tiered, making them the perfect place to sort and store all of your necklaces and bracelets.

The rotation aspect of the stand means that you can browse your jewellery easily in its stand to find the pieces you're looking for. We recommend storing your necklaces and bracelets in length order so the chains don't get tangled too easily.

Some rotating stands also come with a dish at the bottom, which you can use to store rings and other accessories.

The best material for jewellery stands is something sturdy and durable. Options include the following:

• Wood: Giving a vintage or clean look, depending on the style, wood is a good choice for jewellery stands, though it might not be suitable for your most delicate pieces.
• Metal: This is great for modern and durable stands, but it is important that it is coated to protect your most precious pieces.
• Acrylic or plastic: Lightweight and perfect for a clean aesthetic, acrylic comes in many colours, including totally transparent.

Velvet: We love velvet stands for their luxurious appearance, but they sometimes require more maintenance than other materials in this list.

To stack rings, you can use a range of jewellery stands. You might opt for a ring box, which has cushioned separators for your rings. These boxes often lock, too, whether through a zip or a latch, which makes them great for travel.

At Camile & Stone, we also have crystal obelisks on our ring stands page. These are excellent for storing your rings and look great while doing so. In addition, crystals can bring positive and loving energy into your life, so stacking your rings here can charge them with this beautiful energy.

Other ways to store your rings include a ring dish, a box, or a plain ring stand.

Clear jewellery stands are an excellent way for you to store and organise your accessories. These acrylic stands often have hooks for your necklaces and bracelets, a tray for rings and holes to store your earrings.

Clear jewellery stands can be used for organisation because you can find what you want quickly. Being made of clear plastic or acrylic means that you don't lose pieces to heavy patterning as you might with highly decorative stands.

The transparent style also fits nicely into a range of interior styles, so if you're looking for something that can fit into a variety of rooms, the clear stands are the best choice.

Yes, of course you can. Your collection likely includes a range of coloured jewellery which you can definitely store together.

There are some ways to make the colour differences in your jewellery cohesive, including:

• Coordinate colours: If you have lots of white gold, store all of these together, then store gold and rose gold together, too. 

Try a theme: Do you have lots of cool bohemian pieces? And then so interesting statement pieces? Why not store these together by theme? This can make browsing much more manageable, and you can find exactly the style you're looking for in your collection.

There are lots of ways that you can store jewellery without a box. These include:

• A jewellery stand: A jewellery stand comes in a variety of configurations, including hooks for necklaces, ring holders, and earring holes. Jewellery stands make a good display method for your jewellery if you want to show it off.
• Trays and dishes: If most of your jewellery is rings, earrings, and bracelets, then a tray or dish may suffice as there is less chance of these pieces getting tangled.

Hooks: If you've got the space, you could attach hooks and knobs to your wall to arrange your necklaces and bracelets.