My house is filled with ring holders and jewelry dishes. I never take my jewelry off without immediately putting it in one of these designated landing spots, and I think this system is why I rarely lose a piece of jewelry in my own house.
Frequent hand washing makes designated jewelry holding spots even more important. Ring holders keep your treasures safe and many of them are so pretty or cute that they double as art objects in your house.
If you own jewelry, you need a ring holder in your life. At LEAST one.
Ring holders for while you’re washing your hands
I love these little jewelry dishes from Modern Mud. The fact that they’re little bowls means that you can throw anything in here – earrings, necklaces, whatever.
The colors are lovely and calming and the moon-inspired crescent on the side is made from real 22 karat gold. They can also be personalized with an initial if that’s your jam. Little but luxe!
This utterly adorable otter ring holder is by Finland-based artist Paint My Dream. Could it possibly be any cuter?? I love the idea of having this otter in a bathroom or by a sink, because he looks like he’s swimming happily along.
This artist also makes a sloth and a kitty cat version of this design, which are just as cute.
I’m sure you’ve seen a ring cone before, but have you seen one made of Italian Carrara marble?
I featured this ring holder from Craft Monkees in Instore Magazine last year and the artist was kind enough to send me one of my own as a thank you, so I can tell you firsthand that this thing is incredible. It’s so cool and smooth and satisfyingly weighty.
I can also confirm that it makes every ring that I put on it look incredible. Highly recommend.
This iridescent crystal-inspired ring holder is another piece by Modern Mud, who also made the crescent moon dishes above.
This handmade beauty comes in a number of colors but I think this one is my favorite, with its mysterious oil-slick vibe. This one holds enough rings that I think it could be permanent ring storage, instead of just a by-the-sink holder.
Leosklo specializes in these semi-industrial copper and glass ring holders with a strong terrarium vibe. They’re minimalist and perfect and I absolutely love them. These would be stunning for a proposal or a wedding but they also look fantastic on a shelf. They work well for rings but come in a variety of sizes and styles, many of which can hold larger pieces as well.
This is another ring holder that I can vouch for personally – see mine in action here.
Look at this adorable lumpy little cactus!! I’m not even sure why I love it so much but I love it SO much. It’s got buds on the top to hold individual rings and a dish below for larger pieces or additional rings. This little cutie is also by Paint My Dream.
Do you use ring holders in your own home? Do you know of any other super adorable or gorgeous ones that I need to see? Leave a comment and let me know!
If you want to talk more about jewelry organization and storage, please visit this blog post archive and/or this relevant Pinterest board.
All images c/o the maker of each ring holder; sources are linked above.
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This article is an absolute eye-opener. The way you have described the utility of a ring holder is impressive. I appreciate your effort to showcase each product uniquely with their distinctive qualities and shine. Some of these are truely artwork with functionality. We often overlook such small but nifty tools like ring holders that can not only keep our precious jewelry safe but can also grace our space aesthetically.
Your point on having a dedicated holding spot for the jewelry, especially now when we wash our hands so frequently, is well taken. I am personally drawn towards the stunning copper and glass ring box by Leosklo. The minimalist and industrial vibe seems just appropriate for my interior.
Just out of curiosity, I could not help but wonder if there are any unique jewelry holders available that would be explicitly suitable for men’s jewelry like cufflinks, tie pins or signet rings? It would be great to get some suggestions on this.
Once again, thank you for sharing such wonderful insights on an often ignored accessory. Keep coming up with such extraordinary articles!
Great collections of ring holders, a useful item for bathroom
So many ring holders and by the way, your rings are also looks good.
Your Ring Holder designs are awesome. Iridescent crystal ring holder is just mind-bobbling. I need exact this blog. Because my friend wants to take pictures of his rings and he can’t afford a model.
I will share this blog
keep sharing such kind of blog…. 🙂
I’m so glad you love these too! I’m not the artist, just the curator, but I do agree that it’s a great selection 😉
xoxo,
Becky
Hi,
Great Ring holder ideas you have shared in this blog.
Can you please share other jewelry holder ideas in future blogs?
That’s a great suggestion! I think it’s about time to update this post.
Thanks for stopping by!
xoxo,
Becky
Hi Becky,
They surely look so beautiful. I was not aware about this concept earlier. They look pretty and act as show piece wherever placed. I like wearing religious necklaces but I have lost a few as I didn’t use to keep them at these beautiful hangings. Will surely buy them as soon as the lockdown ends.
It’s definitely a great idea to have designated jewelry holders around your house to keep your treasures safe! I’m so glad this resonated with you.
xoxo,
Becky
What a great idea. I tell this to my customers often. I love all of the options available.
Aren’t they beautiful?? And so important for taking proper care of a beloved collection!
Thanks so much for reading and commenting!
xoxo,
Becky
I hve them in every room including bathrooms and laundry room. A must for serious jewelery collectors.
I completely agree! SO important for keeping a collection safe.
Thanks so much for reading and commenting!
xoxo,
Becky
i have an iridescent glass ring holder on the window-sill over the kitchen sink so i’m not tempted to leave my rings rolling around when prepping food or washing up. i have a vintage waterford crystal one that holds my wedding rings when i take them off at night, and an array of other tiny dishes holding jewellery on two-tilered stands…some are silver, some are carved stone, one is pottery given by a friend, one is enamelled, one was made by my daughter when she was little. i love having frequently worn pieces visible in this way on my dressing table.
i am very partial to the little geometric terrarium style boxes above, and i can see the “crystal” cluster and the gold-crescent accented bowls making a lovely display on a table…
Oooh they all sound beautiful!! I should have known you would have a beautiful collection for displaying/safeguarding your collection.
xoxo,
Becky