A jewelry box includes a lower box component; a diamond supported on the lower box component and having a blue fluorescence; an upper box component hinged to the lower box component for swinging between an opened position and a closed position, the upper box component being coupled to the lower box component at the closed position for covering the diamond, the upper box component exposing the diamond at the opened position; and a light source supported on the lower part or the upper part, the light source emitting an ultraviolet radiation toward the diamond when the upper box component is moved from the closed position. This provides a jewelry box causing a most dramatic impression within an observer of the jewelry box.

A jewelry box includes a lower box component; a diamond supported on the lower box component and having a blue fluorescence; an upper box component hinged to the lower box component for swinging between an opened position and a closed position, the upper box component being coupled to the lower box component at the closed position for covering the diamond, the upper box component exposing the diamond at the opened position; and a light source supported on the lower part or the upper part, the light source emitting an ultraviolet radiation toward the diamond when the upper box component is moved from the closed position. This provides a jewelry box causing a most dramatic impression within an observer of the jewelry box.

A countertop jewelry organizer configured to organize, store and display bangle bracelets and rings, having vertical columns to hold and showcase jewelry, and preferably two larger vertical columns for bracelets, and three smaller vertical columns for rings. The organizer includes an interior rim around the columns to define a tray area, adding an extra line of storage for other jewelry or items, and an exterior rim around the periphery forming a trough for further storage of other jewelry or items. These features also enable secured stack-ability of multiple organizers. An accessory in the form of a skin or overlay can be used in combination with the jewelry organizer.

A countertop jewelry organizer configured to organize, store and display bangle bracelets and rings, having vertical columns to hold and showcase jewelry, and preferably two larger vertical columns for bracelets, and three smaller vertical columns for rings. The organizer includes an interior rim around the columns to define a tray area, adding an extra line of storage for other jewelry or items, and an exterior rim around the periphery forming a trough for further storage of other jewelry or items. These features also enable secured stack-ability of multiple organizers. An accessory in the form of a skin or overlay can be used in combination with the jewelry organizer.

A jewelry display box comprising a bottom panel; a left panel; a right panel; a top panel; a rear panel; a hanging panel; wherein hanging panel comprises one or more holes; and a cover panel, wherein the jewelry display box is configured for protecting jewelry or delicate objects during shipping and travel while also functioning as a display case that allows the jewelry to be viewed in a hanging configuration by simply opening the cover panel.

A jewelry display box comprising a bottom panel; a left panel; a right panel; a top panel; a rear panel; a hanging panel; wherein hanging panel comprises one or more holes; and a cover panel, wherein the jewelry display box is configured for protecting jewelry or delicate objects during shipping and travel while also functioning as a display case that allows the jewelry to be viewed in a hanging configuration by simply opening the cover panel.

A system and method for securely storing valuables using a multiple level locking structure. The structure may include two completely separable parts generally termed a lid and a vessel. Both the lid and vessel may employ a lock and key system together with a twist-off mechanism. Complementary matched magnets are placed on the lid and vessel to hold the two pieces together when first coupled and again after twisting together. The lid and vessel may be formed as a rigid, cylindrical or slightly conical container, typically made of metal, glass, ceramic, or plastic, with a wide mouth or opening.

Embodiments of a retention device are described. In an embodiment, the retention device includes a retention base having a stem protruding outwardly from a first surface of the retention base. Additionally, the retention device may include a retention closure configured to engage the retention base, the retention closure having a hole for receiving the stem. The retention device may also include a receiver coupled to the stem, the receiver configured to receive a retention member for retaining the retention closure in engagement with the retention base.

Embodiments of a retention device are described. In an embodiment, the retention device includes a retention base having a stem protruding outwardly from a first surface of the retention base. Additionally, the retention device may include a retention closure configured to engage the retention base, the retention closure having a hole for receiving the stem. The retention device may also include a receiver coupled to the stem, the receiver configured to receive a retention member for retaining the retention closure in engagement with the retention base.

An assembly for storing a necklace, the assembly incorporating a flexible tube having an end, an opposite end, and a hollow bore; the assembly further incorporating first and second ports respectively opening the hollow bore at the flexible tube's end and opposite end; the assembly further incorporating a first tie having proximal and distal ends, the first tie's proximal end being fixedly attached to or formed wholly with the flexible tube's opposite end; the assembly further incorporating a first fastener having a pair of halves wherein one of the halves is fixedly attached to the first tie's distal end, and wherein another of the halves is fixedly attached to the flexible tube's opposite end.