At home
A collection you can actually see.
Most large bracelet collections live in a drawer, a bowl and three pouches, which is another way of saying most of it never gets worn.
- ~600pieces kept visible
- 1.24sq ft of dresser
- 10bars to group by
- 43.5″tall
What stays out of sight stays unworn.
A collection stored in a drawer collapses into a single tangled mass. Choosing means digging, digging means knots, and knots mean you reach for the same four pieces every day while the other two hundred stay buried.
The fix is not more storage. It is visibility — every piece in its own position, at a glance, where deciding what to wear takes three seconds and does not undo anything.
Ten bars on a 1.24 square foot base holds a few hundred pieces on a dresser, a closet shelf or a vanity, grouped however you actually choose: by color, by season, by the ones you wear together.
Why this one
What makes it the right fixture here
Nothing tangles
Each piece sits in its own position on a bar rather than sharing a drawer. Elastic and cord pieces stop knotting because they never touch in a pile.
It fits a dresser or closet shelf
18.19 by 9.85 inches — about the footprint of a sheet of paper — for a collection that would otherwise fill several drawers.
Group them the way you choose
Ten separate bars let you sort by color, by metal, by season or by outfit, and re-sort in a minute because the bars lift out.
It is furniture, not organizer plastic
Solid pine in four finishes, including a dark wood with etched scrollwork panels. It belongs on a dresser rather than in a closet.
The drawer takes the small things
Rings, studs, spare clasps and the pieces you are not currently rotating.
Ordering more than one
At quantity, we build around you.
This one is usually a single purchase, and $299 with free shipping is the price. That said, two units at $278 each is common for households where two people collect, or where a collection has genuinely outgrown one stand — and if you are furnishing a dressing room or a walk-in with several, the same trade pricing applies from four units as it does to a store.
Published pricing
One display
$299 each
List price
$299 total
Free US shipping, no account needed.
Two displays
$278 each
Save $42
$556 total
The most common order — most people take two finishes.
Three displays
$248 each
Save $153
$744 total
Best value by a distance — the third display effectively costs $188.
4 or more
Trade pricing
By quote
Opens a trade account with volume pricing, consolidated freight and net terms after the first order.
See wholesale →
Prices are per display and include free shipping anywhere in the continental United States. Quantity pricing applies to a single order.
Questions from home & personal collections
- How do you store a large bracelet collection at home?
- On horizontal bars where every piece has its own visible position, rather than in a drawer or bowl. A multi-tier stand keeps a few hundred pieces untangled and visible on about a square foot of dresser or shelf.
- How do you keep bracelets from tangling?
- Keep them separated. Tangling happens when flexible pieces are stacked loosely together; on a bar each piece hangs in its own position and never touches its neighbors in a pile.
- How much space does the stand need?
- An 18.19 by 9.85 inch base — roughly a sheet of paper — and 43.5 inches of height. It suits a dresser top, a vanity or a closet shelf.
- Is it too big for a home?
- For a collection of a few dozen pieces, yes, and a small stand is the better buy. It is built for collections in the hundreds, which is where drawers stop working.
Other people who use it
Craft Fair & Festival Vendors
Hundreds of pieces on a booth table that never had room for them.
Jewelry Stores & Boutiques
A self-serve range that earns its square footage.
Gift, Resort & Souvenir Shops
High-turnover impulse stock, restocked without closing the aisle.
Bead, Gem & Rock Shops
Deep, variant-heavy inventory that has to be comparable at a glance.
Surf, Skate & Coastal Retail
Accessory walls that hold a season without looking picked over.
10 tiers. 600 bracelets. 1.24 sq ft.
$299 with free US shipping, in four finishes — and less per unit the more you take.