Jewelry stand
A simple jewelry stand can save a lot of time because us girls love to have lots of jewelries and it’s hard to find the earrings we are looking for if all our treasures are bundled up in smaller case. In my opinion this is a must have for every woman and I will show you several tips on how to make the best of it and some advantages that you probably weren’t aware off.
Something old, something new. Ok, jewelry stands have been used for centuries and I am pretty sure that you heard of antique, vintage jewelry stand. It’s also very likely that your grandma or great-grandma had one of these. In the last couple of years, due to the fact that jewelry items were more and more affordable, these stands were back in fashion and now there’s a whole industry creating them and developing new and hip designs.
Clutter free. Having your necklaces put together with the earrings, the bracelets and watches will look like a real mess. Instead of putting your jewelry on your bedside table, on the vanity table or wherever you find it easy (I used the bathroom counter a lot), you can use the jewelry stand.
Protect your jewelry. If you are in a hurry and want to quickly find your favorite hoop earrings, you will go through the whole pile and search for them. In this rush, you will likely break some of them. I personally had a big issue with my necklaces and earrings. They got so scrambled, that I wasn’t able to untangle them and I had to make a compromise and wear something else. Then I swear that I will keep them separated and I bought my first jewelry tree stand. This small solution kept me sane, literally.
Boxes vs. jewelry stands. Well, this depends on what kind of jewelry you have. If you have more than just two watches and bracelets, you can keep them in separate boxes or pair them however you like. But if you intend to keep all your jewelry in one place you will notice that this is not a good solution because you won’t find what you look for very quickly.
Show your stuff. IF you keep your jewelry in a drawer, your friends will never see and admire them. It’s not so bad to be proud of your little collection and a birch jewelry stand is the best solution for this.
Accessibility. You can browse through you little collection by simply spinning the stand, if it has this option or by quickly looking at the display.
It attracts clients. If you sell jewelries, you’ve probably noticed that the most frequent sold items are the ones on the jewelry display stands and this is because the client can take a better look at it without having to ask you to take it from the shelf. In fact, these stands have a higher conversion rate than the regular displays.
Materials, shapes and sizes. You have so many options from which you can choose that it will take a long time to decide. There are acrylic, plastic, wire, doll and even wood jewelry stands. Some come in sets of two or more, like those dolls while others are available in bigger sizes. Colors vary from plain black and white to crazy yellow patterns.
Be creative. If you can’t afford to buy one, use your craftiness and make your own jewelry stand.
* Use a small twig that you like, use some sandpaper to remove any unwanted bumps and spray-paint it whatever color you like. You can glue it to a small, vintage plate as a base and this will be the ideal place for heavier pieces, that won’t stay on the branch. After a couple of minutes, you have your own jewelry display stand with very little or no cost at all.
* Drill a hole in several plates that you like and make a tiered jewelry stand. You just have to place a bad in the whole and use the hot glue gun and voila.
* If you have the possibility and you like the idea, you can play with metal and pliers and create a nice, homemade stand.
* If you plan on using boxes, you don’t have to go for expensive ones, small carton boxes can be retouched by gluing some colored paper, a picture with the jewelries you keep inside, you can glue some beads on, the possibilities are endless.
Yes, a jewelry stand is that essential and it’s also the perfect gift for any woman because in many cases just one display is not enough to support all our belongings.
