Operation Organize: Tea Cup Trinkets
I was browsing around online and stumbled across the sweetest idea for stylish jewelry storage using dainty teacups and saucers in lieu of a traditional jewelry box. Funny enough, I have inadvertently been storing many of my favorite jewels this way for years. (I also keep pins and tacks in teacups around my Paper Crown office as well.) Why use a not-so-pretty container when you can keep your beautiful baubles in equally lovely bins such as a teacup.
As many of you know, I am a firm believer in the idea that if you can't see it, you won't wear it. By keeping your favorite flair in a sweet little teacup you will better be able to spot your selection goodies at a glance.
I like to keep watches, rings, and chunky bracelets in teacups and then hang my necklaces for display.
How do you keep your jewelry collection tidy and organized?
On another note, if you're nervous about gaining extra pounds this holiday season check out my tips for suriving the holiday season without widening your waistline.
XO Lauren
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this is my favorite little trend. another great teacup use is to make homemade candles in them. it's very alice in wonderland to have flickering teacups all around the house, and a great gift idea.
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I just love jewelry and i keep them organized. I organize my jewelry according to my necessary, the jewelry i used regularly keep them in front and the jewelry set i used rarely keep them in box. -
I love to use my jewelry as decor all around my bedroom. Another idea is use a cupcake holder as a jewelry holder! This is where I display my favorite jewelry!
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I usually spend a week in the summer at a beach house with my friend and come home with a ton of empty clam and oyster shells. I never knew what to do with them all, so I set them up around my room where I tend to take off jewlery; my bedstand, next to my light switch, and on my desk. I put earrings and necklaces I take off in them. They work perfectly! -
I have a separated section in my closet where I keep my jewelry and it's really cool because I get to notice them everyday so I can pick one and wear it!
xo Lily
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That's funny because I keep my rings and little jewelry in teacups as well! Loved the idea ever since I saw it on pinterest! Haha. -
This is such a cute idea! I am always looking for different storage ideas to make my dorm a little bit cuter.
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Lovely outfits... I use saucers for my jewelery... I will try the tea cups now...
xo, Violeta
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Great idea! I usually put my jewelry in a little wooden box
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So cute!
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That is realllly cute! I keep my jewelry in a little glass cup on my dresser, so that I see it everday.
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That's really cute! I keep my jewelry in random pretty containers that I found around the house. My favourite is a glass stand where you would usually put pastries in. :)
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I do this, I get my cups at Anthropologie or Thrift Stores.
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Rachelle
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fantastic idea! definitively gonna try this out!
lots of love.
lavinka
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I strung wire across the top of my mirror to hang my ear rings from. For my rings & such I have little chinese pottery pieces. Love the tea cup idea! -
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