You can find these in most hardware stores or in the hardware section of discount stores, and very often they are put on sale. Though the drawers are clear, you can also add labels to identify the contents. I have five of these, and have them arranged at the back of my work bench, some stacked on top of each other. Each is arranged by type of supplies: crystals, gemstones, seed beads, pearls, and findings.
Jewelry Studio Organization Tips
By Tammy Powley, About.com
I love these cabinets with the clear drawers for storing small items like beads and findings. The one pictured also has some larger drawers where I can store chain by the inch, charms, and other components that I need just a little more room for.
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