Sooyee Earring Holder Organizer,360 Rotating Earring Organizer,Jewerly Organizator 4 Tiers 144 Holes Earring Display Stands for Selling,Metal Jewlery Holder,Black

This ended up being super functional and a great addition to my jewelry station. It holds tons of earrings, all different sizes and the earrings are easy to put on and take off. The clear color makes it perfect for any area.

Easy to put together, useful, keeps places clean and looks neat. Perfect for the price. Plastic panels are light weight, but rigid enough to hold heavy earrings

It was pretty simple to put together and it holds my large earring collection with room for more! My only complaint is that it is a little wobbly but it was so affordable I don’t really mind.

Very good, easy to assemble versatile jewelry holder. Its clear in color, easy to hang and view earrings. Has a rotating bottom to rotate the entire holder.

I bought this for my friends birthday, and it broke 3 minutes after she got it out of the package. She still loved it though!

I have four of these. (I have a lot of earrings.). They’re very sturdy, easy to put together, and don’t take up a lot of space.

The media could not be loaded. I needed to clear out a bunch of my jewelry boxes because I have so many earrings and I happened to see this was on sale and I figured if it didn't work out, I could just return it.When it arrived it took me maybe 5 minutes to put together. Here's the steps I did just in case you happen to not receive instructions.1. So two sides have slots on the edges, and two sides have downward facing hooks on the edges. You're going align one slotted wall and one hook wall together and then once you have the hook in, you carefully pull the slotted wall up or gently push the hooked side down so that way they interlock into each other. it should look like my third picture. You're going to do that for all of the sides until you have basically a square. You don't need a lot of force to do this and you don't want to do it too aggressively cuz you could possibly break it.2. Once you have your square, you want to flip it upside down so that the wavy edges, which are the top of the organizer, are now on the bottom, and on top you should see four pegs, one at the center of each wall bottom.Make sure the small circle, which is your turner, is on the outside of the square, meaning that it should be on the top of your tower, and then you're going to push each peg into the corresponding wall on the turner. Again you shouldn't need much force to do this.3. Once you have all of those in you're going to take the four clear elastics that should have come with your organizer, and you just stretch one of those over each of the pegs and this will keep everything stable so that it's not rickety or wobbly as you spend it. It should look like my fourth picture.All in all, I love this little organizer. it saved a lot of space, it was a really good price and I'm more than likely purchase another and recommend it to friends. I like that for my really big earrings, like my hoops, I can either hang them on around a corner or I can just lay them on the tray on the inside and I like that there's windows so that I can reach into undo backs of the earrings.

The media could not be loaded. A cheap and simple solution for people who like to have their jewelry on display for easy access. I like the spinning feature, but it occasionally has trouble spinning all the way around. Luckily, just a bit of nudging will get it to continue. It doesn't come with instructions, but the last image on this listing has them. It's incredibly simple, just don't be too aggressive or it'll probably break.