Abstract: A toy balloon closure device of tubular configuration having a longitudinal slot therein extending the full length of the same and including an interior divider separating it into a first compartment and a second compartment; said divider having a central hole therein having a diameter greater than the width of said slot, a passage extending from said hole to said slot; said first compartment being adapted to receive the lips under tension of an inflated toy balloon through said slot and said second compartment being adapted to receive the twisted stem of said toy balloon through said slot whereby the tension induced by the normal elasticity of the rubberized balloon material and said tension enhanced by the twisting of the stem of the inflated balloon causing said device to seat firmly against the inflated balloon with sufficient supportive strength to allow the balloon to be held in a horizontal, vertical or angular position.

Abstract: The basis here is the pyramid shape used in a spiral form. Pyramid shapes are placed in a spiral form in such a manner that they transmit an ascending amount of energy one to the other until this energy culminates in a base pyramid shape.