A jewellery case includes a base to which a jewellery mount is pivotally mounted, and a lid slidably coupled to the base. The jewellery mount is designed to temporarily hold a piece of jewellery such as an engagement or wedding ring.

An anti-theft display hanger comprising a foldover which when engaged allows for the display of fashion jewelry, traditionally necklaces, pendants and necklaces, to be more secure, harder to steal, and permanently held in a desired position until disengaged while still presently enclosed merchandise in the most aesthetically, desirable manner for the consumer.

An anti-theft display hanger comprising a foldover which when engaged allows for the display of fashion jewelry, traditionally necklaces, pendants and necklaces, to be more secure, harder to steal, and permanently held in a desired position until disengaged while still presently enclosed merchandise in the most aesthetically, desirable manner for the consumer.

An anti-theft display hanger comprising a foldover which when engaged allows for the display of fashion jewelry, traditionally necklaces, pendants and necklaces, to be more secure, harder to steal, and permanently held in a desired position until disengaged while still presently enclosed merchandise in the most aesthetically, desirable manner for the consumer.

An anti-theft display hanger comprising a foldover which when engaged allows for the display of fashion jewelry, traditionally necklaces, pendants and necklaces, to be more secure, harder to steal, and permanently held in a desired position until disengaged while still presently enclosed merchandise in the most aesthetically, desirable manner for the consumer.

A ring includes a first-half side formed of a first metal, a second-half side formed of a second metal, where the second half side adjacent and symmetrical to the first-half side. The ring includes a third-half side of the first metal and faces in the opposite direction of the first-half side and a fourth-half side of the second metal, the fourth-half side adjacent and symmetrical to the third-half side and faces in the opposite direction of the second-half side. The ring includes a first pattern of indicia embedded in the first metal and a second pattern of indicia embedded in the second metal. The ring includes a first recessed annular pattern of on the same side as the first-half side and the second-half side and a second recessed annular pattern of indicia on the same side as the third-half side and the fourth-half side.

A ring includes a first-half side formed of a first metal, a second-half side formed of a second metal, where the second half side adjacent and symmetrical to the first-half side. The ring includes a third-half side of the first metal and faces in the opposite direction of the first-half side and a fourth-half side of the second metal, the fourth-half side adjacent and symmetrical to the third-half side and faces in the opposite direction of the second-half side. The ring includes a first pattern of indicia embedded in the first metal and a second pattern of indicia embedded in the second metal. The ring includes a first recessed annular pattern of on the same side as the first-half side and the second-half side and a second recessed annular pattern of indicia on the same side as the third-half side and the fourth-half side.

The disclosed technology relates to a safety device for a jewelry item. The safety device includes a length of line having a first end and a second end; a first connector, the first connector being a first crimp having a first loop and a first set of crimping jaws, the first loop being fixedly attached to the first end of the length of line; a second connector, the second connector being a second crimp having a second loop and a second set of crimping jaws, the second loop being fixedly attached to the second end of the length of chain; a first elastic band being fixedly attached to the first set of crimping jaws thereby forming a first elastic loop; and a second elastic band, the second elastic band being fixedly attached to the second set of crimping jaws thereby forming a second elastic loop.

A method of protecting earrings or jewelry.

The invention relates to an RFID arrangement comprising an RFID tag and a housing at least partially enclosing the RFID tag, wherein the RFID tag has a first contact and a second contact, and wherein the first contact is electrically connected to the housing. The invention relates further to a corresponding piece of jewelry, to corresponding methods, and to a corresponding local sending arrangement.