These feminine and frivolous works of art have been popping up everywhere, haven’t they? I was lucky enough to receive a jewelry tree as a gift last year for Christmas, and I love what an easy, convenient and beautiful addition it makes to my bedroom.
I have been eyeing these amazing jewelry trees handmade from antique tableware from Found Studio (artist is Caroline from Wanderings of a Wannabe!). Each piece is one of a kind and she has them in all different color palates for ~$45.
I also love the simply and organic look of this (literal) jewelery tree from Sundance Catalog ($40). It would look just right in any space.
I like the vintagey feel of this iron jewelry tree from PB Teen ($59), especially the glass finial at the top.
This whimsical fairy tale jewelry holder from Anthropologie ($128) would look good without bling! I would love to set this on a shelf in baby spark!’s “big girl room.”
Urban Outfitters has a fabulous collection of jewelry trees:
{Spinning Bird Jewelry Stand, $32}
{Spirograph Jewelry Stand, $28}
{Lace Pedestal Jewelry Stand, $18}
I really think that a jewelry tree is a NEED, not a WANT, because afterall, where are you going to put all of that BLING that Santa is bringing you?!
Ohhh… Ada-Marie! I like ALL of them! you are right, they are totally a “need”… 🙂
Thank you so much for featuring one of my pieces!! Great Blog 🙂
Love the ones that Caroline made. Such a great idea.
And I really love that last one!!