I have a pair of thick hospital socks that I cut in half and pinned tight to the wall. I then take my earrings and hook them into the fabric It works great!! I’ll definitely have to try the chain idea too

Well now, the floss is a great idea but it leaves me still needing a place for the “studs” I wear. So off to the store with a “hobby ” department where I found a plastic mesh used in a form of cross-stitch type sewing. two aisles over where the picture frames are located now affords me a way to display and keep track of the pairs and look alikes. The plastic mesh comes in different colors, and mesh hole sizes. Best of all, the frame sizes and designs are endless to match your mood and decor. You can even sew a design or name into the mesh, or “box” off areas with the thread, yarn to help separate the different stones, metals, and hoop styles. After searching for the Stud tree and not finding it. the three dollars spent on mesh and frame suits my style and needs.

That’s a great idea. I’m a fan of using a chain-link necklace. However, I have an earring holder I made out of a small rectangle of plastic mesh (and decorated it with lanyard).

I put my pairs of earrings thru the holes on buttons. This keeps me from having to search for the mate. Was a way to use some of the buttons I inherited from my grandmother, and allows sorting of far more earrings than I could ever keep in a sorting tray.

I use the pill sorters found in pharmacies. Each “day” is the perfect size to keep 1 pair of earrings & I can just toss the whole container in my suitcase for a quick trip. They also come in several colors and are clear enough to see through the bottom, making it easy to find the correct pair quickly.

For years I have used plastic ice cube trays for earring and necklace storage. They are inexpensive, come in different colors & cube sizes and they stack. Try Ikea, the Dollar store or even yard sales for great buys.

Actually, I hung an unused chain link necklace from a hook on the wall next to my vanity. Each link holds a pair perfectly!

Wow, this is a great challenge for me! My jewelry drawer is a tangled mess, and desperately needs to be cleaned and organized. Geez, I can only imagine how much easier my mornings will go when I don’t have to hunt for matching earrings! “De-tangle your danglers” is at the top of my “To Do” list.