Where to keep jewellery Part III

Today’s post is about the second category of jewellery keepers. It’s a fun, beautiful and practical approach to keep all jewelry in one place. It is basically three similar designs, but I can not think of the common name for these – jewellery trees and jewellery hangers.. so I’ll just talk about all of them separately and maybe then I’ll choose how to call them one-word.

Jewellery trees can be a functional and artistic. These are an immitations of trees, which have a trunk and branches. For example: 

Your rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets can land on such jewellery tree. The advantage of such organizer is that in most case the jewellery doesn’t tangle, doesn’t have a contact with each other and thus doesn’t damage each other. You can always see your beautiful jewellery and you don’t have to search for it for hours. I like such organizer because it not only serves the sole purpose of displaying jewellery, but it can also add the decorative feel of your home.

However, since such trees will probably be kept on the desk or on the table, their disadvantage, imho, would be that they are visible to everyone. Again, your jewellery then loses its privacy.

Jewellery hangers differ from jewellery trees in their design. They look like a smaller version of a hallstand and their design can also vary. Take a look at the examples:

 

Some of jewellery hangers can be wall-mounted and therefore allows you to save some space. Disadvantage is the same – jewellery is too visible. But if you love explicitly glory your jewellery, this will be perfect for you.  The great design can become a part of your home décor. 

I am now a bit confused on whether there is any difference between the jewellery hanger and jewellery stand? Let me know if you have any ideas, and let’s unravel this jelter-skelter together ;)

I will  edit this post later by adding more concrete information so come back later ;)