I purchased this item along with (3) of the sister product - the "stuff stax".  Although I gave the "stuff stax" 3 stars (wish it could have been 2.5), this product only gets 1 star.  First, when I purchased this, the ad was not clear that this is actually a 3-piece system.  The (3) pieces consist of a flexible, plastic (maybe polystyrene?), molded tray with 9 compartments that fits into a bottom tray.  It is extremely thin material and has been sprayed with a burgundy colored flocking.  The flocking itself is quite thin -  about as thick as 3 or so layers of spray paint  -  and does not provide any cushioning what-so-ever for your jewelry.  The bottom tray is made of a thin, small pebbled - similar to a sandy surface - acrylic (or acrylic- like) material (mine has a crack in it out of the box).  The top is nothing more than a super thin piece of plastic that sits on top of the tray's lip. It does not attach to anything and is more of a dust cover rather than a lid.  I did see an ad here for a snap-on lid but it was as costly as the unit itself.  When I came today to write a review, I noticed that the price has increased dramatically.  I purchased this for $10.99.  As of this morning, the price is $17.17 so really watch the cost!

Since I had a small, 8" drawer to work with, I relied on the dimensions given in the ad - my mistake. After receiving this and finding that it was too large for the drawer, I measured the (2) trays.  The bottom-most tray is 8 1/8" x 9 1/8" with an interior of 7 3/8" x 8 3/8".  The second tray which sits in it is 7 1/4" x 8 1/4" exterior but due to the way the tray is fabricated, the interior is only 6 3/4" x 7 3/4".

I did discover that the locking lids that come with the "stuff stax" fit onto this unit, providing a secure top and allowing these units then to stack on top of one another without moving around very much.  Oddly, the price of the average "stuff stax" is cheaper than the average "jewelry stax" - especially true now with the price hike - and you get the locking lid with the cheaper product.  Overall, I wish I had not wasted money on this unit but I am sure that one of my daughters will come up with a use for it.
I purchased this item along with (3) of the sister product - the "stuff stax". Although I gave the "stuff stax" 3 stars (wish it could have been 2. 5), this product only gets 1 star. First, when I purchased this, the ad was not clear that this is actually a 3-piece system. The (3) pieces consist of a flexible, plastic (maybe polystyrene? ), molded tray with 9 compartments that fits into a bottom tray. It is extremely thin material and has been sprayed with a burgundy colored flocking. The flocking itself is quite thin -  about as thick as 3 or so layers of spray paint  -  and does not provide any cushioning what-so-ever for your jewelry. The bottom tray is made of a thin, small pebbled - similar to a sandy surface - acrylic (or acrylic- like) material (mine has a crack in it out of the box). The top is nothing more than a super thin piece of plastic that sits on top of the tray's lip. It does not attach to anything and is more of a dust cover rather than a lid. I did see an ad here for a snap-on lid but it was as costly as the unit itself. When I came today to write a review, I noticed that the price has increased dramatically. I purchased this for $10. 99. As of this morning, the price is $17. 17 so really watch the cost! Since I had a small, 8" drawer to work with, I relied on the dimensions given in the ad - my mistake. After receiving this and finding that it was too large for the drawer, I measured the (2) trays. The bottom-most tray is 8 1/8" x 9 1/8" with an interior of 7 3/8" x 8 3/8". The second tray which sits in it is 7 1/4" x 8 1/4" exterior but due to the way the tray is fabricated, the interior is only 6 3/4" x 7 3/4". I did discover that the locking lids that come with the "stuff stax" fit onto this unit, providing a secure top and allowing these units then to stack on top of one another without moving around very much. Oddly, the price of the average "stuff stax" is cheaper than the average "jewelry stax" - especially true now with the price hike - and you get the locking lid with the cheaper product. Overall, I wish I had not wasted money on this unit but I am sure that one of my daughters will come up with a use for it.