Jose Nelson
This is a great way to store earrings instead of just throwing them in a jewelry box. Good quality.

Jeremy Rich
Great in theory, unfortunately this earring holder is not going to work for the majority of my earrings. Pay close attention the descriptions as they tell the type of earrings this will hold- I didn’t see this until I found out the hard way.This holder will not hold any dangle earrings they clip at the back- there is no way to put the backs in the holder without destroying the earrings. I love that style of earring because they are are harder to lose- which most of my earrings won’t fit. I found that even some of the backs advertised as fitting need some navigating to get them in the holderThe holder looks nice but it’s not an outstanding quality- about what you’d expect for what you pay. Unless you use very small dangle earrings or studs, you are not going to use all the holes nexus’s the space between earrings is there with its size.It could work for you. Just be aware if the style of earrings you have and see read to see if they will fit.

David Walton
I chose this for its practicality, rather than its aesthetics, and in that regard it is well-suited for my needs. The case is large and appears to be reasonably sturdy, but most importantly it displays hook and stud earrings in a manner that protects them from dust and your other jewellery from getting damaged by and/or tangled with the earrings. It is important to note that this is designed to work ONLY with hook and stud earrings--it is not compatible with leverbacks (which most of my earrings are) or most drop earrings. I found that I had to slightly widen the hooks on my dangle earrings to get them to fit, but they remove easily enough if you push the hook from the back.All in all, I am pleased with my choice. For what it is, it works well.

Michael Davis
I make earrings and other jewerly, and one of the hardest parts is finding a good way to store what I've made! This is perfect for putting a bunch of the smaller earrings I've made into for storage and easy transportation. It took me a sec to figure out how to open it, but now I get it and it's fine.

Kelly Lane
You know those times when you buy something *knowing* you'll love it and end up returning it?Yup.I have tons of earrings.I don't necessarily have tons of stud and hook earrings.That aside, if this works for your collection, it's certainly practical in terms of storage space. However:1/ The door that swings open has no handle or magnetic spring for easy door release, so some clawing is necessary to pull the door open, and2/ The sliding wall also has no handle or magnetic spring for easy release. Having to grip the entire unit to pry the middle partition out defeats the purpose of its "convenience" at that point.Returning.

David Johnson
This is sooo cute!! It holds SOOO many earrings I’m obsessed. Looks super cute with the acrylic! Super sturdy as well! Love it!

Martin Ellison
This acrylic earring holder is awesome! You can store so many different types and styles in it. I am glad it closes shut to prevent them from falling out. My daughter was thrilled to receive this and I plan to get one for myself!

Stacey Holmes
This earring organizer seemed like a clever idea on the screen, but the reality has been kind of disappointing. Where do I start? Okay, this thing is basically an acrylic box. It is hinged and opens on one side like a book, but the middle section slides out, too. It has rubber feet on the backside, which I take to mean that's actually the bottom, like it's meant to lie flat, perhaps on a vanity or in a drawer. But that doesn't allow you to display your earrings at all, which seems contrary to the whole point of making this out of clear acrylic. There's no way to hang it on a wall, so the only other option is to let it stand up, but it isn't well balanced, so it would be knocked over very easily. Another frustration is that it only allows you to store certain types of earrings in it. There's no room for leverbacks or hoops, or other large earrings. Even posts stored in the front panel interfere with earrings stored in the back and prevent the center part from sliding in and out. It's hard to explain, but the earrings just don't fit unless you stagger them. You can't store one pair in front of another, unless they're pretty small posts, and I'm not even sure about that. It's just not a very practical design, unfortunately.