Abstract: A jewelry case includes a bottom wall; a top wall; a side wall having one edge hinged to a first edge of the top wall and an opposite edge hinged to a first edge of the bottom wall such that the top wall can be positioned in parallel spaced relation above the bottom wall; an arrangement of first ring fingers extending downwardly from the top wall and being arranged in a plurality of rows, with a spacing between the first ring fingers in each row being at least equal to a width of one the first ring finger; an arrangement of second ring fingers extending upwardly from the bottom wall and being arranged in a plurality of rows, with a spacing between the second ring fingers in each row being at least equal to a width of one the second ring finger, with the second ring fingers fitting between and interleaved with the first ring fingers; and each first and second ring finger including a part cylindrical, thin walled, resilient structure extending at an acute angle from the respective top wall or bottom wall and ha

Abstract: A jewelry case includes a case including a bottom wall, a top wall, and a peripheral structure connected between the bottom and top walls to define at least one compartment therebetween, the peripheral structure including opposite side walls hinged to opposite edges of the bottom wall, and opposite end walls hinged to remaining opposite edges of the bottom wall, with the top wall hinged to an upper edge of one side wall; first ring posts arranged in a plurality of rows mounted to an underside of the top wall and extending toward the bottom wall, with a spacing between first ring posts in each row being at least equal to a width of one first ring post, and first ring posts of each row being offset from first ring posts of adjacent rows; second ring posts arranged in a plurality of rows mounted to an upper surface of the bottom wall and extending toward the top wall, with a spacing between second ring posts in each row being at least equal to a width of one second ring post, second ring posts of each row being

Abstract: A storage box includes an upper half having a top wall and an upper side wall extending down therefrom, with a lower facing edge formed by inner and outer adjacent lower facing wall portions, each including alternating sinusoidal shaped recessed and projecting portions, with the recessed portions of one being in alignment with the projecting portions of the other; and a lower half having a bottom wall and a lower side wall extending up therefrom, with an upper facing edge formed by inner and outer adjacent upper facing wall portions, each including alternating sinusoidal shaped recessed and projecting portions, with the recessed portions of one being in alignment with the projecting portions of the other, and when assembled together, the recessed portions of the inner upper facing wall portion receive the projecting portions of the inner lower facing wall portion such that the projecting portions of the inner lower facing wall portion are in interlocking, friction engagement with the projecting portions of th

Abstract: A jewelry rocket includes a thin walled, plastic tower made from a blank folded into a closed configuration, the tower having an upper edge and a lower edge, with an opening in the upper edge, the blank including a thin, rigid plastic planar member having opposite side edges, an upper edge and a lower edge, a plurality of parallel living hinges arranged in the planar member to permit the planar member to be folded into the closed tower configuration, pairs of locking members formed at one side edge, single locking members formed at the other side edge for friction fitting within the pairs of locking members, trapezoidal flanges extending at right angles from an inner surface of the planar member at the upper edge and between the hinges thereon, a plurality of posts in the lower edge for engaging within holes of a support when the blank is formed into the tower, and a plurality of spaced apart tabs on an inner surface of the planar member for holding a reinforcing panel therein when the blank is formed into th

Abstract: A combination jewelry pad and hold down member for holding down a jewelry item on the jewelry pad, includes a jewelry pad having an upper wall with an opening therethrough; and a hold down member including an L-shaped clip member including a hold down wall for engaging and holding down a jewelry item on an upper surface of an upper wall of a jewelry pad, and an upstanding wall insertable through an opening in the jewelry pad and having one end connected to the hold down wall; two spring members; and a connecting wall connecting together the two spring members in parallel, spaced apart relation and connected to an opposite end of the upstanding wall, each spring member including a central section connected with the connecting wall, a first spring section connected with the central section at a position spaced below the hold down wall, and a second spring section connected with the central section at a side of the central section which is opposite the first spring section, the first and second spring sections e

Abstract: A jewelry tray includes a frame having an upper surface with a plurality of channels in the upper surface, and the channels cross each other at junctures, each channel having a width, and the junctures having an opening dimension larger than the width; and a plurality of jewelry supports removably mountable on the frame, each jewelry support including a jewelry holder for holding a jewelry item thereon, the jewelry holder including a substantially C-shaped elastic member for holding a watch, and a pin mount secured to the jewelry holder and removably positionable only at the junctures for mounting the jewelry support on the frame such that the jewelry holder is positioned above the upper surface, each pin mount including a securing member secured to the jewelry holder, the securing member having a non-circular configuration with a first dimension less than the width so as to be positionable in the channels and a second dimension greater than the width so as to prevent rotation of the securing member in the ch