💎 Tiered Tabletop Countertop Free Standing Necklace Holder Display - Umbra Trigem Jewelry Organizer, 3 Tiers, Brass/White Review

Love this stand! It's simple, durable, clean and well made. Doesn't look cheap at all, neither does the plastic base. I have 27 necklaces with me - all nicely laid out - and there is room for more. I have 16-18″ on the front short stem, 36″ on the tallest back stem, and the longest necklaces I have attached with two loops to the middle stem. I am very happy with this product and will definitely tell my friends about it!

This jewelry holder comes pre-assembled. It is very durable and will not wobble or bend. It can hold a large number of necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Some longer necklaces may need to be knitted twice. The white base/tray is perfect for storing frequently used earrings and they won't slip off. The holder is thin and doesn't take up much space. It's very trendy and will help you keep the clutter to a minimum.

Does the job perfectly but for the price I think the base could be porcelain instead of plastic. Arrived in perfect condition which was a surprise as it had nothing but some plastic pads on the bars. I would buy it again just because it's exactly the style and size I was looking for and it looks good on my desk, but the price would put me off for the basics. It may tip over under maximum load if the decorations have not been balanced on it.

Received today. packed on time and professionally. It was exactly what I wanted as I have a lot of chains of different lengths. I only wish the bars were longer (or taller) because of the hundreds of necklaces I have. (rarely had them. I just love buying them and looking at them - LOL). It would have been nice if it had an acrylic dust cover but I will be buying many more. It is very durable and can withstand a lot without damaging them. I highly recommend it. You can also hang bracelets on it.

I bought this as a gift for my girlfriend as she always wears two identical necklaces. She keeps these two on the dresser and has tons of them in her jewelry box. It was the perfect solution. Now she keeps a few of them hanging from this tree to show them off and keep them from getting tangled. Now that she's no longer buried in a jewelry box, it's become much easier and more common for her to change clothes. It's good that the base is concave to create a small bowl for rings and earrings. My…

I've been looking for a chain tree for a very long time. Mine lay neatly in a box with other jewelry. No matter how carefully I packed the necklace, it was always difficult to pull it out. No longer! The necklaces are easily removed by lifting them up the bar, then removing the top of the necklace and lowering it down so it is lower than the rest. To reattach it, flip it over, place it on the necklaces on that particular pole, and then lift to place it in place. I've never had a problem. I took