Magnetic 3-Tier Jewelry Keychain Display Ikee Hook

Magnetic 3-Tier Jewelry & Charm Display

A magnetic-mount display frame designed for craft fair vendors, convention booths, and small business owners who need flexible booth display options.

What it does

This 3-tier frame attaches to any ferrous metal surface using side-mounted magnets. Metal wire shelving, steel pegboard, magnetic whiteboards, the side of a metal cabinet, refrigerator, file cabinet, gridwall with steel backing, or anywhere else a magnet sticks. No tools, no zip ties, no clamps. Move it between surfaces or reposition between events as your booth layout changes.

Customizable before printing

The model is built entirely from primitives inside the slicer, so you can adjust the dimensions, tier spacing, and overall size to fit your specific setup before you print. Make it taller for longer earrings, wider for more hooks per row, or scale it down for smaller booth footprints. Once printed, the frame is fixed at the size you chose.

Required to complete the display

This is the frame only. To use it you'll also need:

1. Metal hooks from the Ikee Design 5-Tier Wooden Jewelry Display Rack, available on Amazon. One Ikee set includes 20 hooks and will outfit multiple frames. https://a.co/d/0a8R9JOG or https://a.co/d/0dkCixM4 
2. Neodymium disc magnets (size and quantity noted in the print files). https://a.co/d/067SbSJQ I use these magnets and I use the screws included.

Great for displaying

Earrings on cards, hanging clickers, keychains, bag charms, figures, small jewelry pieces, and any hangable inventory light enough for the hooks.

Why I designed this

I run a 3D printing vendor business and needed a display that worked with my existing booth setup without taking up table space or requiring a separate stand. The magnetic mount lets me reconfigure my booth at every event without tools or extra hardware. Designed in Norman, Oklahoma for fellow makers and craft fair vendors. I also like the Ikee hooks. It lets me put a binder clip and remove them easily and store them in a bag without taking them off. 
 

I'm not a designer, so this isn't perfect and there are probably plenty of improvements that could be made. I just needed something simple that worked, and figured I'd share it in case it helps someone else solve the same problem.

Print notes

Printed in PETG, but PLA works fine too. Pick whatever fits your setup and how rough your booth life gets. If you print in PLA and the display will be in direct sunlight, avoid black or other dark colors since heat buildup can cause sagging or warping. Lighter colors hold up much better in those conditions. No supports needed if oriented correctly.

Feedback welcome

Drop a comment if you remix this or find a use case I didn't think of. Always happy to see what fellow vendors build.