Custom Towers & Armoires
Commission a handmade jewelry armoire, jewelry tower or jewelry cabinet from independent woodworkers across the US. Pieces here range from tall multi-drawer towers and chests with vertical necklace drawers to oval cabinets and watch armoires, in woods such as cherry, walnut with figured maple, and amboyna burl.
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About Towers & Armoires
This category covers jewelry storage larger than a box: jewelry armoires, tall towers and cabinets, multi-drawer chests with vertical necklace drawers, oval cabinets and watch armoires. Woods include cherry, walnut paired with figured maple, and amboyna burl, and some pieces follow Chippendale lines.
Ask for fittings that match what you own: ring trays, earring storage, necklace hooks or vertical necklace drawers, watch storage, and drawers lined in velvet or felt. Listings in the jewelry storage categories show all of these, along with keyed locks.
What sets the price
A listing's price is usually a starting point. Half of the listings here are priced between about $450 and $4,000, with a median near $1,250. Size, wood, the number of drawers and the interior fittings set the price of a commission.
Before you start
- Count what you own: necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets and watches.
- Measure your longest necklace, so hooks or drawers are tall enough for it to hang straight.
- Decide whether the piece stands on the floor or sits on a dresser, and measure that space.
- Choose a wood and finish, or send photos of the furniture it will sit beside.
For smaller pieces, see Jewelry Boxes, Ring Boxes, and Watch Cabinets & Cases. Clothing armoires are under Armoires in Bedroom Furniture.
Describe the piece with the materials, size, budget and date you have in mind, and makers who do this work send proposals. You pay a 50% deposit on the one you approve, see the finished piece by photos, video call or studio visit, and pay the balance once you approve it; Maker Marketplace holds that payment while it ships.
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Frequently asked questions
Makers use the names loosely. A jewelry armoire is usually a standing cabinet with doors, often hiding necklace hooks, above or beside a set of drawers. A tower is usually a tall, narrow stack of drawers. Because pieces here are made to order, the layout can follow what you own rather than a fixed design, so describe your collection in the request.
Hang them, or lay them in vertical necklace drawers, which some listings here are built around. Measure your longest necklace so the hooks or drawers are tall enough for it to hang straight, and count how many necklaces you own. Give the maker both numbers, and they can size the necklace section to fit your collection.
Yes. Ask for both in your request. Listings in the jewelry storage categories show drawers lined in velvet or felt, ring trays, dividers and keyed locks. Say what you'll keep in the piece, including watches, so the maker can plan the fittings and choose where a lock makes sense.
Listed prices in this category have a median of about $1,250, and half of the listings fall between about $450 and $4,000. A listing's price is a starting point; the maker's proposal prices your exact size, wood, drawer count and interior fittings, and the price you approve covers materials, labor and shipping.














