Lotus Wood Crystal Tray: Organize & Display Your Stones
Every stone gets its own petal, so your nightstand, altar or shelf looks calm and intentional. A honey-toned pine wood lotus tray that sorts your crystals and works as decor.
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Every stone gets its own petal, so your nightstand, altar or shelf looks calm and intentional. A honey-toned pine wood lotus tray that sorts your crystals and works as decor.
Lotus-shaped wooden tray that organizes and displays your crystals and stones in style
- scattered crystals and stones
- cluttered display surfaces
- need for organized storage of gemstone collections
Give every crystal a place of its own
Loose stones piled on your nightstand, scattered across the altar. Now each one rests in its own petal of honey-toned wood, sorted and on display.
One petal for every stone you own

Each petal holds one stone
Separate petal compartments stop stones from knocking together and chipping. Your amethyst stays apart from your quartz, and any piece is easy to find.

A raised rim keeps small pieces in
The rim holds small stones in place so they do not slide off the edge. The tray is 11 in long, 7 in wide and 1 in high, with compartments 0.55 in deep.

Sculpted lotus in solid wood
Smooth sanded pine with a honey tone and visible grain. The lotus silhouette reads as decor on a shelf, nightstand or altar, even when it is empty.
From a pile on the dresser to a display you pass with pleasure
The pile on the dresser
You reach for the rose quartz and find it under three other stones. They knock together, one rolls off the nightstand, and the surface you see every day looks messy.

Finding a place for each one
The lotus tray gives every stone its own petal. You set the pink heart in one, an amethyst in the next, and nothing rolls away.

A surface you are glad to see
The collection sits sorted and visible. The warm pine wood makes the shelf feel calm, and finding a favorite stone takes a second.
Simple care for natural wood
- Dust regularly
Use a dry or barely damp soft cloth.
- Never soak
Water can warp petals and raise the grain.
- Indirect light
Long direct sun can fade the honey tone.
- Heavy stones on the base
Keep the rim for small pieces.
Size in context
- 11 inLength
- 7 inWidth
- 1 inHeight
- 0.55 inCompartment depth
About the size of a large paperback laid flat
Why not just use a dish?
| Lotus Wood Tray | Open Dish | Drawer Box | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Separate spot per stone | Yes | No | Partial |
| Stones stay visible | Yes | Yes | No |
| Stones knock together | No | Yes | Partial |
| Works as decor | Yes | Partial | No |
| Raised rim | Yes | Partial | Yes |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It measures 11 in long, 7 in wide and 1 in high, and each compartment is 0.55 in deep. Each petal fits one small to medium stone. Very large pieces sit better on a shelf beside it.
It is pine wood with a smooth sanded, matte finish and no rough spots. Stones rest on the wood without the hard knocking you get in a dish. Place delicate pieces gently.
Yes. The warm honey tone and low 1 in profile suit a bedside table, console, meditation shelf or altar. It looks finished even with a few petals left empty.
Yes. Beads, rings, small trinkets and loose gemstones all fit the petals. It works well as a sorting tray for a jewelry maker.
Dust with a dry or barely damp soft cloth and dry it right away. Do not soak it, and keep it out of long direct sun to protect the honey tone.
A dish costs little but piles stones together. This tray is a one-time piece that sorts, protects and displays, so it replaces both the dish and a separate decor accent.
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