How do you store your juicy charms/jewelry?
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Love that dispaly case madiesmom, I am a person that constantly keeps changing my charm storage, I guess untill I find what I really need. Beautiful collection too 
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heam, those look AMAZING!
I know a few of you have these but I wanted to say I've found this case from Store Supply to be a pretty decent piece while I wait to do something more permanent with my collection.
Nice charms! I like these trays because they area nice size, have the glass top, and one can use various sized trays inside, depending on one's needs.
Pretty much one of the most amazing things I've seen! Incredible job! 
I'll play!! I just recently started collecting this past year. I purchased a jewelry organizer that I store my charms along w/ other costume jewelry in. I love it!!! Here are some pics:
I snapped a few updated pics of my shadow boxes. There are 467 charms in these four boxesThe boxes are getting so heavy hubby is going to have to bolt them to the wall
Box 1 ~Random charms
Box 2~Animals
Bracelet w/ charms that remind me of my son
Random Bracelets and necklaces
Flora/Fauna charms
Box 3~ Food charms
Box 4~ Limited Edition charms
"girlie" themed charms
heart charms
tatertot:
467. FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN.
Excuse me while I recover. *Deep breaths*
What a HUGE collection, congratulations! And such a great storage solution as well
May I ask, that gold heart charm catcher, is it Juicy Couture or another brand? And if it is Juicy, would you mind telling me the sku/style number? Also is there a silver one?pixiepoo:
As a person who is obsessed with craft & everything creative, I sincerely take my hat off to you. That is so incredible and beautiful that I actually stopped breathing for a few seconds when I saw it
heamelsch:
WOW. Talk about interior design, those look like art pieces! I love the way you've put the charms on diagonals instead of straight horizontal lines (if that makes sense). Very nice indeed
This thread has really inspired me - and made me even more ashamed that as yet I don't have any Juicy charms at all :shame:
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Thank You!!!!!!!!Pretty much one of the most amazing things I've seen! Incredible job!
Got another one done. These are taking forever to build and then sorting charms. Sorry for the reflections in the glass!
Yeah, I almost did that as well not too long ago with purchasing the same charm I already had in my collection. At that point, I decided to keep a running list of the charms I have and the charms I want. It really helps for me to physically see what I have and the total number. I also have my charms grouped by the year they were issued and in alphabetical order. It makes a huge difference!I keep mine in all of its original packing and boxes on my dresser until they began to take up too much room. I like the chest idea above but simply cannot bear the thought of mixing of the charms with the wrong boxes or having to find a place for the boxes apart from the charms.
I always was afraid of using the chest idea because if someone broke in they would have my whole collection.
I did find, however, that I needed them where I could get to them. I almost repurchased a charm I already had! What an addiction!
I just saw your collection. Wow - it's stunning! I love you're collection and fairy tale-like charm display. Thanks for sharing!
ps; Thanks everyone for sharing all of your collections. You've inspired me to organize my various charms....
Wow! The shadowbox idea is cool!
I have an antique apothecary chest that I've been using as a jewelry chest for years. A while back I switched it all around and gave the juicy charms their own drawer.
Just took pictures of it....now, to find out how to insert images here!
I have an antique apothecary chest that I've been using as a jewelry chest for years. A while back I switched it all around and gave the juicy charms their own drawer.
Just took pictures of it....now, to find out how to insert images here!