Abstract: A ring pad includes a top wall made from an elastic and resilient material; a side wall for supporting the top wall above a surface; an X-shaped slot in the top wall, the X-shaped slot having intersecting leg portions that meet at a center, the X-shaped slot being shaped to define first and second opposing hold-down flaps in the top wall on opposite sides of the slot and which form an obtuse angle at the center, and adjacent first and second retainer flaps in the top wall on further opposite sides of the slot and which form an acute angle at the center, such that a ring can be releasably captured between the hold-down flaps and the retainer flaps, with the hold-down flaps positioned within the ring and the retainer flaps positioned outside of the ring; a reinforcing wall at an underside of each retainer flap for increasing a spring action thereof; and a lower support wall connected with an underside of the top wall and in surrounding relation to the slot.

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

Abstract: A jewelry pad for holding jewelry items, includes an upper wall having an upper exposed surface; at least one supporting wall connected to the upper wall for supporting the upper wall on a surface; two L-shaped opposing fingers being formed on the upper exposed surface and having facing ends which together form a Z-lock configuration to hold a jewelry item on the upper surface, the fingers being made of a resilient, flexible material, each L-shaped finger having a horizontal leg and a vertical leg for securing the horizontal leg in spaced relation above the upper surface; an elongated slot extending below the horizontal legs and continuing outwardly past the horizontal legs toward side edges of the upper surface, for receiving a tag therein; anchoring bars secured to the vertical legs and extending toward ends of the elongated slot, the anchoring bars also being secured to the upper surface at a front edge of the elongated slot, and the vertical legs and anchoring bars being cut-away toward a rear thereof so

Abstract: A jewelry display and storage apparatus having top and bottom frame members is provided. The top frame member defines an open gridwork, the gridwork being formed of a series of openings. The bottom frame member is matingly engageable with the top frame member so that when the top frame member and the bottom frame member are matingly engaged, the top and bottom frame members form a peripheral channel about the perimeter of the frames. One or more jewelry mounting pads are provided for mounting within the openings. The jewelry mounting pads are provided with a top surface upon which jewelry may be mounted and displayed, a bottom surface and peripheral side walls. The bottom surface and a portion of the peripheral side walls are securable within a corresponding opening. An ornamental band having first and second ends is provided so that when the first and second ends of the ornamental band are inserted within a slot in the peripheral channel, the ornamental band is mounted and secured within the channel.

Abstract: A jewelry pad for holding jewelry items, is formed from a deformable and resilient material of a substantially constant thickness throughout, and includes an upper wall having an upper exposed surface; opposite side walls and a rear wall connected with the upper wall for supporting the upper wall on a surface, the upper and rear walls each having a rectangular configuration and the side walls having substantially triangular configurations, such that the upper wall is inclined; and at least one projection extending upwardly from and formed integrally with the upper wall for holding a jewelry item thereon.

Abstract: A jewelry display and storage apparatus having top and bottom frame members is provided. The top frame member defines an open gridwork, the gridwork being formed of a series of openings. The bottom frame member is matingly engageable with the top frame member so that when the top frame member and the bottom frame member are matingly engaged, the top and bottom frame members form a peripheral channel about the perimeter of the frames. One or more jewelry mounting pads are provided for mounting within the openings. The jewelry mounting pads are provided with a top surface upon which jewelry may be mounted and displayed, a bottom surface and peripheral side walls. The bottom surface and a portion of the peripheral side walls are securable within a corresponding opening. Spacing means are provided which space top frame member from bottom frame member to facilitate mating engagement and to provide for easy separability of the upper and lower frame members.

Abstract: A jewelry display and storage tray for stacking upon like trays includes a tray member having an upper face and a lower face. The upper face of the tray member having a plurality of recesses extending downward from the upper face for accommodating items of jewelry, such as rings, when the tray member is oriented in a substantially horizontal position. The tray member is provided with a sunken channel surrounding the recesses on the upper face for receiving a middle layer therein which is provided with a plurality of slits corresponding with the recesses in the tray member and which facilitates retention of items of jewelry positioned within the recesses. A upper pad having a plurality of openings corresponding to the recesses in the tray member is disposed upon the upper face of the tray member for providing access to the recesses in the tray member and for retaining the middle layer within the sunken channel on the upper face of the tray member.

Abstract: A jewelry pad for holding jewelry items, includes an upper wall having an upper exposed surface and a concave section with an arch shape in plan view; at least one supporting wall connected to the upper wall for supporting the upper wall on a surface, the at least one supporting wall including substantially parallel side walls connected to side edges of the upper wall, and a rear wall connected to a rear edge of the upper wall; two openings in the upper wall, provided at opposite sides of the upper exposed surface of the concave section; and an elastic and resilient rod adapted to extend through and hold a jewelry item, the rod having opposite ends, each end removably positionable in a respective one of the two openings such that the rod is spaced from the upper exposed surface in order to hold the jewelry item on the upper exposed surface, the rod having a central holding section and opposite end sections, the opposite end sections including the ends removably positionable in the respective ones of the two o

Abstract: A jewelry pad for holding jewelry items, includes an upper wall having an upper exposed surface; substantially parallel side walls connected to side edges of the upper wall and a rear wall connected to a rear edge of the upper wall and to side edges of the side walls for supporting the upper wall on a surface; two L-shaped projections on the upper wall for holding a jewelry item on the upper exposed surface; a hollow area at an underside of the upper wall and between the side walls and rear wall, the hollow area having an open portion at a lower side of the side walls and rear wall; a bottom cover hingedly secured to the rear wall and hingedly movable between a first position in closing relation to the open portion and the hollow area and a second position permitting access to the hollow area through the open portion; two hinges connected between the bottom cover and the rear wall to hingedly secure the bottom cover to the rear wall for movement between the first and second positions; a substantially vertical

Abstract: A ring tray includes a frame having a peripheral supporting wall, a supporting structure connected within the peripheral supporting wall, the supporting structure including a plurality of through holes therein, and a plurality of intersecting walls connected within the peripheral supporting wall and formed on the supporting structure so as to define a plurality of recesses; and a plurality of pads removably mounted in the recesses on the supporting structure, each pad including a square planar support having an opening therein and removably mounted on the supporting structure in alignment with a respective through hole, and a hollow frusto-conical ring post extending upwardly at an acute angle from the support in surrounding relation to the opening therein for supporting a ring thereon.

Abstract: A jewelry tray includes a plastic grid-like frame including a peripheral supporting wall and a grid structure connected therewith, the grid structure including a intersecting bars that define a plurality of openings; a thin sheet of plastic forming a skin on an upper surface of the frame and extending within the openings to define a plurality of recesses, each recess being defined by a peripheral side wall and a bottom wall, each peripheral side wall extending along sides of the intersecting bars and extending beneath the bars for each recess to define undercut portions at a lower end of the peripheral side wall in each recess; a bottom closing member secured to an underside of the frame and including a short peripheral wall and a central wall of a generally planar configuration connected within and to the short peripheral wall, the central wall including a plurality of twist resistance ribs for providing a resistance to twisting of the jewelry tray and the short peripheral wall including a plurality of reinf

Abstract: A jewelry display and storage device including a stackable open grid frame and a plurality of domed jewelry display pads. The walls of the frame and the display pads cooperate to form a mechanism wherein the pads are removably retained within the frame. Mounting means are located on the display pads for securing jewelry items thereto. The mounting means are offset so that a 180 degree rotation of a pad or frame clearance is established between jewelry items on adjacent frame levels when stacked. The jewelry items on a given frame level sit within the next grid level below the bottom of the next display pad. With this configuration economies of space are achieved.

Abstract: A jewelry display tray according to the present invention includes an upper structural member and a lower structural member. A plurality of recesses are formed in both the upper and lower members. The recesses in the upper member extend in a downward direction when the tray is in a substantially horizontal position, and are arranged in offsetting or staggered rows. The recesses in the lower member extend in an upward direction and are similarly arranged in offsetting or staggered rows. The upper and lower members are complimentarily assembled together so that the downwardly extending recesses of the upper member fit into spaces located between the upwardly extending recess of the lower member thus forming an interlocking structure. Similarly, the upwardly extending recesses of the lower member fit into spaces located between the downwardly extending recesses of the upper member. An upper surface element having access openings, overlies the recesses of the upper member.