Abstract: A method and apparatus for jewelry organization is provided which has a body which is specially designed to avoid tangling of jewelry items and to house all types of jewelry at once, in an appealing fashion. The apparatus includes a body having an upper and lower surface, and at least one compartment formed in the upper surface defined as a channel sized to receive one or more items of jewelry. Each piece of jewelry is laid out along the path of the channel and does not mix or tangle with other pieces of jewelry. The upper surface of the body has an upwardly protruding knob. The knob may be frustoconical in shape and can hold at least one ring. The presently preferred knob is located in the center of the upper surface. The lower surface of the body may have a recess which is sized to receive a knob on a second jewelry organizer. The knob nests into the recess of another jewelry organizer so that the organizers can be stacked on top of one another.

Abstract: A display case for jewelry, such as a wrist watch, is provided which includes a housing formed of a receiving shell and a cover closeable over the shell, a display mount within the housing for supporting the jewelry, and a multi-tiered rack within the housing adjacent the display mount. The preferred embodiment employs a foamed structure to serve as a mount which includes an outer frame surrounding a cavity and a support upon which the wrist watch rests and can form-fittingly be lodged within the cavity. The multi-tiered rack has a series of plates pivotally moveable from a horizontal to a vertical position. A CD disc can be stored within the pocket of each plate. When the primary purpose of the display case for showcasing jewelry has been completed, a purchaser of the jewelry discards the foamed mount and can now employ the case for the storage of CD discs.

Abstract: A secure storage device for jewelry and other small items is disclosed. A fabric exterior is made to look like the upper portion of an article of clothing such as a blouse, sweater, or shirt and in use is hung on a standard coat hanger in a hotel closet or at home. A plurality of attachment devices on the inside back surface hold individual jewelry pieces for ready selection and access, and the device may be closed along the front and bottom to both secure and obscure the presence of its contents.

Abstract: A lollipop holder simulative of other objects encourages sanitary behaviors with animated responses generated by use of the holder. The holder includes a storage compartment for partly used lollipops and a drawer for holding garbage, such as wrappers and sticks. An animated response is generated by opening and closing the compartment and drawer.

Abstract: A scented friendship bracelet kit contains several ornamental beads, a plurality of polymer pellets impregnated with a fragrance, a mesh fabric bundled about the beads and pellets and a tie string holding the fabric bundle together.

Abstract: A jewelry box having a segmented lid structure and a tray structure collectively defined by bottom, front, first side, rear and second side walls. An insert for supportably mounting an article of jewelry is received within an interior space of the tray structure. The segmented lid structure is pivotable between first and second positions and includes first, second, third, fourth and fifth parts. Inner side surfaces of the first and second parts of are fixedly secured to outer side surfaces of the bottom and rear walls, respectively.

Abstract: A storage container for storing ornaments in a hanging orientation is provided. The container is comprised of a box and a plurality of ornament supportable cross-members which extend across the opening defined by the box. In use, a person hangs ornaments from the cross-members by placing a portion of the ornament's hook in a hole formed within the cross-members.

Abstract: An apparatus for jewelry organizational having separate compartments for keeping all types of jewelry organized and displayed, with the jewelry tangling. The jewelry organizer has a body with an upper surface and a lower surface, and at least one compartment. Each compartment defines an elongated channel in the upper surface for holding items of jewelry. The upper surface has an upwardly protruding knob sized to hold rings. The lower surface has a recess sized to mount on the knob of a second jewelry organizer for stacking thereon. The body further has an outer rim. The outer rim has a substantially flat surface for displaying items of jewelry and a lip for hooking on earrings.

Abstract: A plurality of medals with attached neck-ribbons are displayed on a multiple display holder that includes a display board (10) having a plurality of slot (11) and aperture (13) pairs. A hook-clip (14), used for securing the medal and its neck ribbon to the display board and formed from a unitary length of wire made of metal or other material, has a small “u”-shaped hook portion (18) at one end and a large “u”-shaped clip portion (19) at its opposite end. The hook-clip is inserted through a selected aperture s,o that the hook portion protrudes from the front face of the display board and the clip portion protrudes from the back side of the board.

Abstract: A merchandise display assembly comprises first and second longitudinal profiles defining a groove therebetween, each profile including a flange portion having an upper edge portion for overlapping onto the edge portion of a display card hanger portion; and a member configured to be inserted into the groove, the member including a leg portion configured to be disposed in a space formed between adjacent flange portions such that the leg portion is disposed over the display card hanger portion, whereby the display card is restricted from being lifted from the edge portion.

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 wedding dressed jewelry box enables wedding gauze and/or lace to perfectly wrap to the jewelry box, by wrapping the base box and the box cover of the jewelry box with dressing sheet. The dressing sheet includes a wedding gauze layer having peripheral edges sewn and/or adhered around a lining layer to form the dressing sheet. Therefore, by directly adhering the lining layer to the exterior and outer surfaces of the base boxes and the box cover can firmly wrap the dressing gauze layer to the jewelry box.

Abstract: A pair of earrings and a compact jewelry organizer consisting of a display card having a keeper component as a detachable part of the jewelry display card. The keeper component may be die cut or otherwise outlined within the display card to serve several purposes of, a jewelry display, an advertising site upon which specific text, illustration, logo or advertising messages can be affixed, and a jewelry retention by the end consumer.

Abstract: A jewelry display stand including a vertical post assembly mounted on a base. A plurality of arms, serving as hanger elements for jewelry or other merchandise, radiate from the post. The arms co-operate with anti-removal elements on the post that prevent merchandise from being removed from the spokes. In one embodiment a ring engaging the tips of the arms provides the anti-removal elements. In another embodiment the anti-removal elements are a set of spokes above the arms. Either the arms or the spokes are movable up and down and are spring-biased upwards, to a position in which the arms are separated from the anti-removal elements and merchandise can be removed from or placed on the arms. A cap on the post engages the movable elements, holding them down, and keeping the arms engaged with the ring or spokes. A slot in the cap allows one arm or spoke to rise to the non-engaging position, and the cap is rotatable about a vertical axis so that the slot can be aligned with any selected arm or spoke.

Abstract: A motorized display using piezoelectricity to impart motion to a jewelry item or other items is disclosed. A quartz movement, otherwise used for rotating hands of a clock, is preferably used to rotate the display. In a preferred embodiment, a housing which has a drive aperture encloses the piezoelectric motor and a battery. A drive shaft, which rotates when the motor is powered, passes through the drive aperture of the housing. A holder for removably but securely holding a jewelry item or other items is positioned on the end of the drive shaft exterior to the housing and may be removable from the drive shaft. The holder may be a ring holder, a watch holder, a broach holder, etc., or may even be an entire jewelry box. The rotation of the drive shaft may be either stepped or continuous and a kit may be provided to the user which includes both types of motors.

Abstract: The jewelry display device comprises a base portion and a display portion bearing an image, such as an image of a person. Openings, such as apertures and slits, adapted to accept and retain items of jewelry are positioned in the display portion such that the openings align with features of the image appearing on the display portion, thereby allowing items of jewelry to be displayed in a realistic, aesthetically pleasing manner.

Abstract: A merchandising marker such as a tag or card including an electronic article surveillance (EAS) security device for use with EAS systems in order to protect merchandise from unauthorized removal from a controlled area. The security device can be embedded into the marker to form a unitary structure.

Abstract: A jewelry display and information device is disclosed. The device includes an insert that may be folded about an item of jewelry to securely retain the item. The device further includes an outer surface for displaying information about the item of jewelry. After folding, the insert may be slid into a pocket in a transparent sheet for display of the item of jewelry and information about the item.

Abstract: A multiple-layer pad including an upper, middle and bottom layer for mounting any of a variety of ornamental articles is provided. The middle layer includes a plurality of mounting holes disposed therethrough which provide a user with a number of predetermined points through which to mount the ornamental article. The holes provide flexibility to the user by allowing the user to mount different types of ornamental articles on different locations on the pad, and to use a variety of mounting techniques. The upper layer of the pad provides an attractive display surface and is preferably wrapped around the edges of the middle layer and secured to the back of the middle layer in order to hold the two layers together. The bottom layer provides a finished backing for the pad and preferably includes a plurality of holes which are aligned with the holes in the middle layer so that the user can easily identify the position of the middle layer mounting holes during use.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a displayable jewellery box, and particularly to the packaging, storage, and display for gifts such as watches, jewelleries, glasses, cosmetics, including a box and a cover and providing less storage space, inexpensive manufacturing cost, and able to stand out the feature of the product.