Laser-Cut Jewellery Holder
Here is something I’ve been playing with this week – the design of a laser-cut jewellery holder.
I made one for my mum last Christmas…
![](https://lasersister.files.wordpress.com/2018/08/img_2414.jpg?w=900)
As you can see, it can hold lots of different types of jewellery (rings, necklaces, bracelets, watches, earrings). However, it still needs some tweaks.
What I like about it is:
- As mentioned above, it can hold nearly all types of jewellery. The only exceptions I can think of at the moment are hat pins, scarf pins or brooches.
- You can see all of the jewellery in one place. It’s not in a drawer or box, so you get to enjoy your favourite pieces like mini artworks.
- It’s personalised and therefore unique.
- It’s versatile, so (e.g.) the same horizontal bar can take either hook-type earrings or post-type earrings, and the vertical side bits can hold either rings or bracelets or watches.
Things to improve on the design:
- Create a way to hang it so that it is held away from the wall, to make it easier to hang earrings.
- Have a way to store brooches and pin-type jewellery (e.g. a tray at the bottom)
As a very basic version though, this is the design that I used:
![](https://lasersister.files.wordpress.com/2018/08/img_1334.jpg?w=900)
If you’ve got a laser cutter and you’d like to have a play with this design yourself, I’ve made a vector file available below.
![Basic jewellery holder design for lasercutting - copyright Kay Vincent - LaserSister 2018](https://lasersister.files.wordpress.com/2018/08/basic-jewellery-holder-design-for-lasercutting-copyright-kay-vincent-lasersister-2018-e1535033857708.jpg?w=900)
(Click here for basic jewellery holder design for lasercutting)
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