The 20 Best Jewelry Boxes and Organizers of 2024

Any fashion fan will tell you they believe an outfit isn't complete without a bauble or two—a simple bracelet, a statement ring, or a sparkling piece from one of your favorite jewelry brands that give your look a certain je ne sais quoi. Towards the end of the day, I often have to dedicate a few minutes to removing the day's curation of rings, earrings, and necklaces, and I've learned the hard way not to leave them willy-nilly on my dresser. Plastic baggies and jewelry dishes don't seem to solve the issue of keeping my jewelry organized and accounted for, and they're not exactly cute lying around the house. So, what must a girl do to secure her jewelry collection? Invest in one of the best jewelry boxes.

On my hunt to find the best jewelry box to suit my needs, I've realized that not all boxes are created equal—some have multiple compartments, some are lined, and some are as simple as a tray and a lid. There's a range of sizes, too, from travel-friendly zippered cases to large-and-in-charge chests that double as decor. A great jewelry box doesn't just hold your jewelry pieces, either. It protects your jewels from scratches and tarnishing so they stay sparkling for years. To find the best jewelry boxes that also check the proverbial boxes, I dug for the best experts to weigh in on my messy jewelry situation. I tapped experts Isabel Herrero, a jewelry designer and founder of ISA NOY Jewelry, and Caroline Solomon, a New York-based organizing expert, to find out exactly what makes the best jewelry boxes.

What to Look For in a Jewelry Box or Organizer

• Materials 

Sure, any old jewelry box is a step above storing your jewelry haphazardly across your dresser top, but the box's interior and exterior material is really what matters if you want your jewelry to last for years. Herrero recommends opting for boxes made from soft, natural fibers. "I recommend silk, velvet, or cotton," she says. "The gentle nature of these fabrics won't scratch or mark any jewelry." Solomon agrees. "Fabrics like velvet or velveteen are excellent for jewelry storage because they cushion jewelry and prevent scratching."

While Herrero recommends a lined jewelry box, that's not to say you can't put your favorite pieces on display with a dish or tray. "Just line it with a soft piece of fabric for protection," explains Herrero. 

• Compartments

You'll also want your jewelry box to have plenty of different compartments. "Keep the pieces from bumping each other, no matter what jewelry organizer you go for," Herrero says. "It's best if they all have room and breathing space." 

Separating your diamond and gemstone jewelry is especially important to prevent scratches or marks. Herrero explains that each stone has a different rating on the Mohs hardness scale, which rates each gem's scratch resistance from 1 to 10. Diamonds are the hardest material on the Mohs scale, rating 10, so they can scratch any other stone when they come in contact. Separate your pieces into different compartments to keep your jewelry in tip-top shape. 

The Best Jewelry Boxes and Organizers

Made by Mary Jewelry Box

This chic box may look small but don't underestimate its storage capabilities. It features three removable trays with different compartments for your rings, earrings, and bracelets. You can keep your necklaces tangle-free on the seven built-in hooks or store even more on the two organizer inserts. All in all, this small but mighty box can fit up to 14 necklaces and chains and over 40 (!!) rings. The interior is lined with microfiber, so you won't have to worry about scratches. Also, the outside is chic with smooth vegan leather. 

Pros: Has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets; Lined in soft microfiber; Comes in two colors.  

Cons: The lid may not fully close when the necklace pouch is full. 

Homde 2 in 1 Huge Jewelry Box

Most jewelry boxes are horizontal, so get this vertical one if you're looking for something that maximizes your minimal counter space. It has six pull-out drawers, one deeper drawer for sunglasses, two side compartments with 22 hooks and four pockets for necklaces, soft pillows for watches, and a removable mini jewelry box for travel. I'm adding this to my wishlist.

Pros: Under $100; Lined in velvet; Comes with travel jewelry box; Has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets; Comes with built-in mirror. 

Cons: Some reviewers note the material on the outside feels a bit cheap. 

Calpak Jewelry Case

There have been too many times to count when I've unpacked my suitcase and have found my jewelry in a jumbled mess. A travel-friendly jewelry case is a must to keep your precious baubles safe and secure, so travel company Calpak has created the best one. The brand thought of everything when making this compact case—from the velvet lining and ring holder to the earring card and multiple pockets for bracelets, there's a designated space for all your must-have jewelry.

Pros: It is travel-friendly, has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, is lined in velvet, and comes in five colors.

Cons: It may not hold an entire jewelry collection.

Missoma Small Jewelry Case

Are you always on the go but hate the thought of leaving any precious jewelry pieces behind? This case will carry all of the accessories you need on your travels and keep them organized and secure. Inside this zippered case, you'll find multiple deep elasticated pockets for large items like bangles and separate compartments for earrings and rings. It also comes in black and pale pink, but how pretty is this blue shade? 

Pros: Travel-friendly; Can be monogrammed; Comes in three colors. 

Cons: It may not hold an entire jewelry collection.

WOLF Zoe Medium Jewelry Box

For a jewelry box that's as beautiful as your favorite pieces inside it, this organizer deserves a spot on your dresser. With gorgeous velvet and embroidered florals on the outside, this jewelry box is as much of a decor piece as it is storage. The inside is incredibly functional, too, with separate compartments for rings, necklaces, and earrings. It's also lined in innovative LusterLoc lining to absorb hostile natural gases that can cause tarnishing, plus it comes with a matching travel case!

Pros: It has a travel jewelry box, separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, a built-in mirror, and is lined with anti-tarnish material.

Cons: Expensive. 

More Jewelry Boxes We Recommend

WOLF Sophia Jewelry Box

At some point, your jewelry collection will inevitably grow outside your vanity top or jewelry tray. When that point comes, you'll need a trusty jewelry box to hold your precious pieces. While it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the Zoe box, it's an excellent choice for the burgeoning jewelry collector, with two drawers and a top compartment to separate all of your jewelry.

Pros: It is lined in anti-tarnish fabric, is large, and has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets.

Cons: It does not include space to hang necklaces.

HerFav Acrylic Jewelry Organizer Box with 3 Drawers

If you're all about aesthetics, you don't want a large, bulky jewelry box throwing off your decor. Instead, opt for this dainty acrylic box. It'll house all of your favorite pieces, which you can display in style on the see-through top portion. You can also pull out each drawer to see your entire collection simultaneously. You can't go wrong with its $30 price tag, but leave this box out of the direct sunlight. The material is notorious for fading that way.

Pros: Under $100; Lined in velvet; Stackable design; Has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets.

Cons: Can expose jewelry to sunlight.

Bey-Berk Rosewood Jewelry Box

Is your apartment or house heavy on the wood accents? If it is, you'll want to get this jewelry box made of beautiful, dark-stained wood to match. With a see-through lid, use the top shelf to display your prettiest go-to pieces, then use the three drawers to organize the rest of your precious baubles. This box is also lined in soft velour, which looks nice and provides a soft landing for your pieces. Its simple design would also make your dresser look chic. 

Pros: Lined in velour; Made of solid wood; Has multiple compartments for organizing. 

Cons: Reviews say the color doesn't match the site's description. 

Stackers White Supersize Jewellery Box

Sometimes, when you're getting dressed, it can be incredibly helpful to see your entire jewelry collection all at once, especially if your jewelry collection is on the large side. This jewelry box is made up of three stackable trays, meaning you can lay them all out for easy viewing. Each tray is divided into separate compartments, with one tray dedicated especially to earrings and other small trinkets. Solomon is a fan of this jewelry box and recommends it for any jewelry collection. "As the name suggests, you can add and stack additional jewelry trays as your collection grows," she says. "Not only is it elegant, but it’s really well made and well-designed at a solid price."

Pros: It is pro-approved, lined in velvet, has a stackable design, separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, and comes in five colors. 

Cons: Layers do not attach securely. 

Marie Kondo 2-Drawer Linen Jewelry Box

Created by the queen of organizing, Marie Kondo has made the jewelry box of minimalists' dreams. With an ultra-chic design, this box won't draw any attention away from the rest of your decor. It features 41 compartments of all shapes and sizes to house all your accessories. The bottom drawer also has a removable tray for easier access. 

Pros: It is lined in linen and has separate compartments for rings, earrings, and bracelets. Reviewers praise its durability. 

Cons: No separate space for necklaces. 

Cuyana Jewelry Case

Sometimes, the best things come in small packages, like this compact jewelry case. This one, brought to you by the travel experts at Cuyana, is beautifully crafted in luxe pebbled leather and lined in soft suede to keep your precious jewels scratch-free. Inside, you'll find a removable strap with seven holes for your rings, earrings, or necklaces, plus an earring pouch for added measure, which you can remove and carry separately.

Pros: Travel-friendly; Comes in four colors; Can be monogrammed; Lined in suede;

Cons: It may not hold an entire jewelry collection.

Benevolence La Plush Velvet Travel Jewelry Organizer Box

"I am obsessed with my travel jewelry box from Benevolence and recommend it to everyone. It's one of Oprah's faves and now one of mine too," Solomon says. "Despite the miniature size, it accommodates a considerable amount of jewelry. I look forward to traveling because of it!" This tiny but mighty case thoughtfully keeps your necklaces untangled and your bracelets, rings, and earrings separated. It includes a mirror in 12 pretty shades, from this periwinkle blue to jewel-toned purple and emerald green.

Pros: Pro-approved; Has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets; Travel-friendly; Comes in 12 colors; Lined in soft fabric; Under $50.

Cons: It may not hold the entire jewelry collection.

Mejuri Jewelry Box

Everyone's favorite minimalist jewelry brand offers two substantial boxes to keep your stackable rings and pendant necklaces in (and the inside has three removable trays!). The jewelry holder is made from grain leather and has an anti-tarnish microsuede interior lining. Plus, this box can also be monogrammed free of charge—fancy!

Pros: Lined in anti-tarnish microsuede; Can be monogrammed; Has three removable trays. 

Cons: Large rings may not allow the lid to close. 

Reed & Barton Ballerina Musical Jewelry Box

I'll never forget when I went to a classmate's house and saw she had a dancing ballerina jewelry box. Ever since then, I've wanted one for myself. Now that I'm a grown-up with my own money, this is the jewelry box I'm eyeing. This nostalgic piece has the same cute ballerina I wanted as a kid, but it's now housed in a more elevated wooden box. It even plays the "Nutcracker Suite" melody as the ballerina spins around!

Pros: Lined in velvet; Includes a mirror.

Cons: It doesn't include space to hang necklaces.

MacKenzie-Childs Venezia Jewelry Armoire

Why not use a jewelry box as an opportunity to inject more fun into your bedroom? And they don't get more fun than this one from Mackenzie-Childs. With a mirrored, multi-printed design and jeweled knobs, this box would be a standout piece of decor in any room. And the inside of the box is just as good as the outside, with four drawers and a top compartment to organize your jewelry collection, two side compartments to hang your necklaces, and a mirror to check out your final look.

Pros: It's large and has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. It includes a mirror. It's lined in soft fabric.

Cons: Expensive.

Mele and Co Leia Wall Jewelry Box

If you live in the Big Apple with a teeny tiny apartment or don't have a lot of space, a hanging jewelry box will answer all your problems. Stick this on the wall and fill it with your jewelry collection, then sit back and imagine what you could do with the space a traditional jewelry box would've taken up. This one has plenty of space for all your necklaces and your rings and earrings. I also love how this box can be a way to show off your favorite pieces, thanks to its glass doors.

Pros: Hangs on the wall to maximize space; Includes lots of hooks for necklaces; Lined in soft fabric.

Cons: Assembly is required; it does not include space for bracelets.

Mark & Graham Dual Carry Travel Case

Traveling light is no easy task, but with this case, it could be. On the top, you have the ultimate jewelry storage, with divided compartments and zip pockets to secure small pieces like rings and earrings. Herrero recommends this dual carry travel case, "If I bought a jewelry box today, I would choose something like this and keep it on my vanity," she says. It also includes tabs to hold your necklaces without tangling them. You also have a large compartment for all your makeup or toiletries on the bottom.

Pros: 2-in-1 case; Can be monogrammed; Available in three colors; Travel-friendly; Pro-approved.

Cons: Limited jewelry storage. 

ProCase Set of 4 Stackable Jewelry Organizer Trays

Maybe you want the convenience of having your jewelry in multiple areas of your home—maybe some in your dresser drawer, closet, or bathroom. Or maybe you want to be able to easily see your entire jewelry collection. These jewelry trays can allow you to do just that! Place a tray wherever it works for your lifestyle, or stack them up for your complete collection. The interiors feature removable dividers, so you can resize compartments to suit your needs.

Pros: Can customizer interior design; Stackable design; Lined in velvet; Under $100.

Cons: It doesn't have lids to protect it from dust.

Songmics Jewelry Box

You know when you're in a store, and you just have to spin the rotating jewelry stands? You can also get that same giddy feeling at home with your jewelry collection. This box rotates 360 degrees so you can easily and quickly see all your jewelry simultaneously. It thoughtfully holds all of your necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings in their own compartments and can organize even more pieces in each of its five(!!!) drawers. Trust me, this is one jewelry box you won't mind in your bedroom, and with a choice of four shades, you can make sure it fits the decor.

Pros: Has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets; Available in four colors; Lined in velvet; Under $100.

Cons: Can expose jewelry to sunlight.

Mele & Co. Everly Wooden Jewelry Box

This jewelry box may not seem all that grand, but don't let its medium size fool you—it holds an alarming amount of pieces. Open the lid, and you'll quickly see it's got a ton of hidden compartments. There are spaces for rings, larger items like bangles, necklaces, and lots of earrings. The green interior also offers a joyful pop of color every time you open it up, while the white exterior is sure to fit right in with any home decor aesthetic.

Pros: Has separate compartments for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets; Available in four colors; Lined in suede.

Cons: Only available in one shade.

How to Store Jewelry

“Let's give our pieces the same love when we store them as when we wear them," Herrero says. Now that you’ve got a jewelry box lined up don’t just throw your pieces in willy-nilly. Follow these tips to ensure your jewelry lasts a lifetime.

• Always keep your items separated: "Separating the jewelry from each other will prevent any unwanted scratches to your pieces and stones," explains Herrero. Gold jewelry, for instance, is best kept separate in those tiny, soft pouches often included with the piece, or Solomon says to consider wrapping each in tissue paper. "Silver should be stored in a clean, dry compartment away from other different metals to prevent scratching and tarnishing," she notes.
• Avoid humid areas: Humidity and moisture can lead to jewelry tarnishing, so keeping it dry is best. A homemade sachet can also ensure your jewelry stays dry and is easy to DIY yourself. "Fill a clean piece of cloth with two handfuls of rice, add a few drops of lavender or rose hip essential oil, use a string to wrap the bundle, and place it here and there for results," says Herrero.
• Close your necklace clasps before storing: It may sound like a no-brainer tip, but it'll work wonders for keeping your necklaces untangled. 
• Avoid direct heat and sunlight on your jewelry storage: Try to keep your jewelry box and pieces away from the sun and heat. "Heat can remove natural moisture in gems and affect their durability and color in the long term," says Herrero. 
• Clean your jewelry before storing: It doesn't need to be an extensive cleaning—a gentle wipe down using a microfiber cloth will remove any unwanted dirt and natural body oils from your jewelry, ensuring they will last. 
• Store your jewelry based on frequency: While this is a matter of personal preference, Solomon recommends organizing your jewelry not just by categories but also by how frequently you wear them. "If you switch up your necklaces and rings more frequently than your earrings, for instance, it makes sense to store these items on top of your jewelry box," she explains.

Meet the Experts

Isabel was born and raised in the Caribbean on the island of Puerto Rico. After leaving the island to pursue her architecture and fine arts degree, she started traveling the world. By experiencing other cultures, she gained a deeper appreciation of the richness of her roots.

The desire to celebrate her Caribbean identity began to shape her as a jeweler and artist. Her jewelry reminds her of the place she calls home and the person she has become. Her collections are her intimate way of sharing the essence of the Caribbean. With every one-of-a-kind piece made, she believes to be closer to that tropical air from where she gets inspired. She wishes her brand to speak of that Caribbean spirit she treasures so deeply. She has left her life as an architect and interior designer and devotes herself to her passion for jewelry, a love she inherited from her mother and father, both of whom are passionate advocates of fine jewelry.

Holding a BA in Psychology from Harvard and having worked in the beauty editorial world for many years, Caroline brings a unique sense of pragmatism and polish to the home organizing world. She’s used her expertise to transform many cluttered homes into beautifully curated spaces. Coupled with her elevated editorial background, Caroline enjoys creating compelling short-form videos on home organization, cleaning, and tidying and regularly posts to her TikTok account, @neat.caroline.

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