I don't have a good place for my jewelry right now, but I found this wall mount jewelry cabinet online that looks pretty cool.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wall Jewelry Armoire

In several boxes in my walk-in closet on a shelf. Not as convenient as it would be on a dresser but I got tired of all the clutter and dusting when I had several boxes sitting there. Incidentally, those little jewelry chests that everybody sat on their dresser back when made perfect tea chests for the coffee bar.

This question came up in another forum once. Many answered that they'd love to share, but don't want to put their information on the internet. You might find that effects how many answer this question :o(

One of those wall-mounted ones is on my "I-want" list! After all, I need a full-length mirror in the bedroom anyway, might as well make it do double duty, and it doesn't clutter up any horizontal surface. So practical. Right now I just have a regular jewelry box on a dresser but I don't care much for it.

The standalone jewelry armoires weird me out a little bit, sort of like "I have so much jewelry that it has to have its own sizable piece of furniture!", but that's really just me and we all know I have some odd opinions. :-) I suppose if you have a large bedroom that you simply need to put more stuff into to keep it from looking bare it makes sense.

Ummm, I need a closet for my jewelery! However, at the moment I use several dresser drawers and several vanity drawers for jewelry. Eventually I will line the vanity drawers with pacific silver cloth once I figure out how to do compartments with it.

A few years back our house was burglarized and a couple weeks later our neighbors got hit. We both lost jewelry and other items. The police told both of us that the #1 place that burglars look for jewelry is near where women keep their clothes. Since hearing that, I'll never keep jewelry in a bedroom.

I bought one of these after I saw it at a friend's house. It has so much storage. Hers is in her bedroom and it looks just like a cheval mirror. I actually mounted mine to the wall in my walk-in closet. It works great that way too.

Here is a link that might be useful: Standing mirrored jewelry cabinet

Well, anything beyond costume jewelry should be kept in a safety deposit box. Sometimes I take my rings there for safekeeping because my fingers swell (part of being a woman, I guess) but when those size 4's become 6's, I just send them to the lock box by DH who goes there daily for mail anyway. Costume jewelry? I hardly have enough money in that to worry about someone robbing me for it, but I guess I would miss it as some of it did belong to my mother, those big emerald-looking earrings with the clips on the back. :)

I have a standing jewelry chest where it all is stored. I have had it for years, and am not crazy about the style of it but it works well - I have lots of jewelry.

I understand what Patricia43 is saying, but I cannot imagine having my jewelry in a safety deposit box. I change jewelry daily, and it would mean trips twice a day to the bank. Not feasible for me or DH.

I also have a standing cherry jewelry chest .
I have had it for years and I wouldn't trade it for anything.

I still have all the big flashy jewelry we wore in the
80's & 90's. Big earrings. Heavy with sparkles.
The chest is crammed.

My jewelry now is small gold or silver hoops and my rings.
My my how we change with time.

I have a contemporary jewelry armoire from Powell furniture.

My only real jewelry is a simple gold ring I store on the ring finger of my left hand.

My dozen or so pairs of cut-glass earring studs are attached to a piece of plastic mesh I keep in a dresser drawer, and I have a belt rack attached to the backside of a bedroom door where I hang my glass bead and stone necklaces.

One friend keeps her beautiful collection of earrings displayed on black velvet stretched on a wood frame.

I got no lock on the door
thats no way to be
They can steal the rug from the floor
thats ok with me

cause the things that I prize
like the stars in the skies
are all free

-Heywerd & Gershwin x 2

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Definitely a Wabi-sabi way to look at it, and very refreshing!

I have the floral jewelry armoire, just got it for Christmas. This will be to replace multiple jewelry boxes that I've gotten over the years. I'm not exactly sure where I will keep it in the new house, we'll have an L shaped closet, I might put it in there or it will be used as a piece of furniture in the sitting area of our room.

When I married my last husband, my dad gave us a floor safe which we put in the garage (no basement). I'm considering buying one for the new house for some of my more expensive jewelry.. the armoire will be used more for the silver pieces I have and for the stuff my daughter has had since she was little.

Those of you looking for a good idea.. I once had a closet that looked like it was finished but wasn't. there was an open section with wood shelves that was hidden by clothes. It was the perfect place to stash stuff.

Here is a link that might be useful: Floral Jewelry Armoire

I don't own one myself but my sister just purchased one. Here is a picture of the one she bought. It hasn't arrived yet but when it does I can ask her if she doesn't mind taking a picture of it if you want.

Here is a link that might be useful: Jewelry Armoire

Don't have it yet, but my plan is to have a wall safe built into the master closet or dressing area behind a full-length mirror. Something unlocked and easy to open at waist-to-shoulder height for the 'cheap stuff' and a secure section below for the 'good stuff'.

Just keep all the "fun" sparkly stuff on a silverplate tray (and in small silverplate bowls) on the dresser -- and there is a jewelery box there too.

After all my good jewelry was stolen, our next purchase was a safe and bolted to the floor.

In a small jewelry box on my dresser. But I never need it because I wear the same thing every single day: watch, ring, pearl studs. Never changes. Jewelry is boring. :)

Like Merry_me and organicsmallhome, I have no real jewelry to worry about....costume jewelry except what's on the ring finger of my left hand (where it's been for over 30 years).

Merry_me, love the lyrics. But your screen name reminded me more of a Gilbert & Sullivan piece. :-)

DonnaR/CA

My wood jewelry box sits on my dresser but most of the good stuff is in the gun safe. I just never take it out cause I don't wear it. Don't have very much.

I inherited a freestanding maple toned jewelry chest when my mother passed away. I don't wear much flash, but my mom loved bling. Cheap bling, but bling never the less. LOL

These days, I've cleaned the flash and glitz from the drawers. My own jewelry doesn't take up much space, but I love keeping special momentoes in the drawers. My girl scout merit badge sash is there along with a few things my children have made.

Like others, I couldn't possibly keep my 'good' jewelry, what there is of it, in a safe deposit box. I hadn't thought about a safe....good idea to explore.

This long post is to say, I wouldn't have purchased a free standing case for myself, but I have enjoyed having one.

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This subject has come up a couple of times already, and I've replied this comment:
DO NOT KEEP YOUR JEWELRY IN A JEWELRY BOX OR ANYTHING THAT LOOKS LIKE IT'S JUST FOR JEWELRY!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, it looks nice and it's very organizing, BUT when your house gets broken into and not much is taken because the people were apparently in and out....the first thing they grab is the handy dandy convenient all in one place jewelry container, it's not worth it!
That's what happened to me. I had a really nice wooden jewelry box on my bureau and zappo...it was gone in the blink of an eye. Very nice for the burgular.
Now I keep my jewelry all over the place in unlikely places.
Ironic, the day we were robbed, I had just gone thru the house and picked up earrings and bracelets, etc. that I took off during the week and just left, on the computer table, on a the coffee table, on the kitchen counter, and put them in my jewelry box. I lost some very nice jewelry, but most of it was costume jewelry, like Monet etc. Not expensive compared to real diamonds and gold, but I lost lots of it and if you total it up, it came out to lots of money.
I WILL NEVER PUT ALL MY JEWELRY IN AN OBVIOUS PLACE AGAIN.
A word to the wise....

I'm in the same boat with elenkao. I "inherited" the big box and all its contents from my Mom after she and my Dad divorced. It all went out the door in one fell swoop. Pretty terrible.

Now I have stuff everywhere...sometimes I can't even find things when I need to! Truth is, for all the stuff I have, I pretty much wear the same pieces every day -- two anniversary bands, an engagement ring and studs. Pretty uncreative for a person who designs jewelry, huh?!