STAX Jewelry Organizer Tray, 5 Compartments, Pearl Grey

I have been in the process of trying to improve the storage in my master bedroom - as part of this effort, I purchased the Baxton Studio Harding Shoe Storage Cabinet (also reviewed on Amazon) to get my shoes out from underfoot. The cabinet has a large drawer at the top - I decided to use it for jewelry trays. I looked at various options - the following was my criteria for choosing the trays:1. Ability to fit into the shoe cabinet drawer (26.375"W X 11.25"d X 4.5"h); at least 2 trays deep, and be able to be configured in such a way as to maximize the storage in the space2. Easy to stack and slide (I didn't want to have to remove them every time I was looking for a piece)3. Provide tarnish protection (I wear a lot of silver jewelry)4. Have a number of different configurations, in order to accommodate a variety of pieces5. Relatively inexpensive, but still sturdy (and not cheap looking!)I purchased seven different Neatnix Jewelry Stax in navy - while I have a decorative silver bird tray (purchased at the Elm's Mansion gift shop in Newport, RI) and a silver necklace tree (from West Elm) on top of the cabinet, the majority of my pieces are now stored in the trays in the drawer. I'm very pleased with these - I can see many of my pieces at a glance, and they're neat, untangled and organized! The "covers" for these trays, as some reviewers have mentioned, are a single piece of heavy clear plastic film, with finger holes cut out. I would prefer a more substantial lid than this - but this isn't a deal breaker for me, and hasn't been an issue in terms of interfering with their use. Recommend!

I have had several of the jewerly boxes for many years and they are still in great shape, so I was happy to see they are still being made. They stack on each other, and hold jewerly pieces nicely. I like them because the inside cases holding my jewerly have molded compartments, not cardboard piceces you have to insert to have separate compartments. The boxes also have a cover on them so my jewerly doesnt get dusty or fall out when I move the boxes. I highly recommend them and will be buying some more. Great product.

Perfectly sized compartments for holding medium sized items like a couple bracelets or watch and a bracelet & keeps items separated so easy to find at a glance

I bought two of these for my jewelry drawer. They hold earrings and rings perfectly. They are not top quality but I didn't need that in my situation where I already had jewelry drawers in which to keep them. They serve their purpose well.

This organizer tray is nice and well enough made so long as it isn't going to have a rough life. The trays stack nicely and can fit in a drawer or sit on the dresser. They aren't decorative or pretty like a wooden jewelry box, but neither are they an eyesore. The "box" or case is hard clear plastic. It is very sturdy, but I wouldn't advise dropping it on a tile floor. The cover, which is really only needed for the top one since all the others have another tray on top (if you buy more than one as I did) is very lightweight. It is simply a totally flat piece of very lightweight clear plastic than can be bent almost in half without breaking. But it keeps out dust, which is its intended purpose. The compartments are several different sizes and shapes to accommodate different size earrings. The longest compartments are about 2 5/8" long x 1-1/4 wide at the short end and 1-1/2 wide at the long end. Great for large tear drop shaped earrings or ovals. Other compartments are 2" x 1-1/2"; 1-1/2" x 1-3/8"; 1-7/8 x 1-1/2. My round hoop earrings which are 1-1/2" across fit in one of the largest square compartments. Hoops much bigger would not fit in this tray. You can get other trays in this series that have larger compartments to hold bracelets and such. I can easily fit a couple pairs of earrings in one compartment, and none of my earrings are little tiny studs. Some are maybe nickel size, some quarter size, some are balls about the size of marbles. This tray has spaces for 7 rings down the middle. When I bought it, not long ago, it was $15, which I felt was reasonable. $20 now seems a little high.

Tarnish resistance is what sold me on this jewelry organizer, but that isn't true because the tray does not have a cover. A very thin sheet of plastic, barely thicker than kitchen plastic wrap, is what the description calls a "dust cover." And that has a large hole in the center which allows finger insert (at least 2 fingers) to remove this thin film. Without a cover one cannot expect tarnish resistance. Basically there is no protection for the contents. I'm glad I bought only one to see it;definitely don't want a set. Not recommended.

I have six of these, and they work perfectly to keep my earrings in. I keep them in a drawer, stacked three deep, two wide. The plastic lids do just sit on top of the tray (unsecured), so they won't work for travel, but that's not what I bought them for. I do have to move the top trays to get to the lower ones, but I don't find that to be a problem. I have limited storage space, and these fit perfectly in one of my dresser drawers. I had been using egg cartons, but these are more compact and easier to store/handle.The outer tray is hard plastic, the inner lining with the compartments has a fuzzy fabric type feel, and the lid is just a clear plastic piece that lays on top. The photo is accurate to give you an idea of what one looks like.