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Including that friendship bracelet from when you were 10.

If you're like me and constantly finding your gorgeous jewelry...basically everywhere around the house, then you probably need a top-notch jewelry organizer to keep things together. The same is true if you want to bring your sparkliest pieces with you when you travel or if you've got ~v delicate~ jewelry that needs to be protected and kept safe.

A good jewelry case, cabinet, armoire, or holder is an essential part of your closet, depending on what your jewelry needs. If your collection is short and sweet (and only includes the pieces you wear 24/7), you may want something small but accessible to you literally every morning. Or, if you've got a big ole collection that still has pieces from when you were 10 (definitely me, unfortunately), you might want something bigger with more compartments to make it easier to find exactly what you're looking for.

Lucky for you, I've scoured ye olde internets to find the best jewelry organizers to shop now. From the teeny to the huge and the good for travel to the good for throwing stuff in randomly, these are the most efficient ways to keep your accessory collection stored and protected.

So take a look at the best jewelry organizers out there—and then report back if you can find all your necklaces now, k?

The company that makes that cool, voice-activated trash can ~also~ makes jewelry cases! This one'll make you look like a pro stylist, thanks to a chic, partially transparent look and handle. It's also multifunctional as hell, with options for rings, bracelets, and bigger pieces like necklaces and sunglasses.

Instead of loose, stackable trays (like they have in jewelry stores), this organizer does the hard work for you. It works best if you have more small pieces (like rings, studs, and small hoops) that fit easily in the smaller square compartments, although there is space at the bottom for a few larger pieces too. Bonus: You can see alllll your pieces at once when you open it up.

Cuyana's small jewelry case has less space than its larger counterpart but actually offers better multifunctionality. Its removable earring holder can hold up to three pairs, and the case also has a strap to hold necklaces and rings (and keep them from tangling!). All that, plus two elasticized pockets for extra storage.

Okay, yes, this lil jewelry holder doesn't store *a ton*, but this Shark Tank-approved case is perfect for taking your most prized piece of jewelry on a trip. You can also store your treasures while you're working or working out and don't want them damaged. Pro tip: Reviewers like putting all sorts of things in these cases when they're not using it as jewelry storage, from vitamins to candy.

I happen to own a version of this storage cabinet, and I could not be happier. It hangs on the bedroom door across from my closet, and when I'm putting outfits together, I open it up and—voila. Literally, all my jewelry is out in the open, so I can see what pairs with my 'fit. Then I can give the full look a once-over, thanks to the mirror in front.

If you'd rather have something that sits by your closet, this lockable armoire is *it*. You've got a mirrored flip-top cover with a storage box to place all your most-used pieces. Then, seven felt-lined drawers and two paneled doors with hooks for longer necklaces means you have a spot for every single treasure you have.

Obviously, it depends on how big your jewelry collection is, what pieces it's made up of, and how delicate those pieces are. But here are a few key things to consider.

What do you need it for? Do you have more necklaces or rings? Long pieces or small and compact? Do you only want to see your everyday pieces, or would you rather have a bird's eye view of your whole collection? Envision how you'd like the organizer to function before you invest in something you barely use.

How much room do you have? We live in a small apartment, but I have a bunch of jewelry to store, so the wall-hanging jewelry cabinet was the best option for me. But if you've got space in the bottom of your closet, you might wanna go small and square. Your call!

No one, and I mean no one, wants to fuss with extra shelves and locking devices when they just need something simple. I like something that I can open up and *boom* easy access to everything because if it's too much of a hassle, I'm never gonna use it in the first place.

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