A jewelry storage system includes a first elongated section, a second elongated section, and a third elongated section. The system further includes a necklace panel, an earring panel, a ring bar, an earring shelf, a cylindrical bracelet bar, a panel, and a locking mechanism having a plurality of slots extending partially through the thickness of the first side of the second elongated section; and a tab rigidly secured to the panel and removably attached to the plurality of slots.

A tradeable commodity or instrument, a trading system for a plurality of such commodities, a method of trading using such a system and security systems related thereto. The tradeable instrument comprises a secure container constituted by a transparent cover (12), a stone holder pad (14), a set of diamonds (15), a diamond or stone holder (16), a data card (18), a bottom cover (20) and a tamper evident band (22) interconnected into a secure, tamper-evident envelope. The data card (18) incorporates physical and digital security features. In addition, at least one externally readable programmable logic device is incorporated in the tradeable instrument card. The tamper evident band (22) is shrunk onto the tradeable instrument card and includes physical security features in the form of holographic foils incorporated in the band.

A tradeable commodity or instrument, a trading system for a plurality of such commodities, a method of trading using such a system and security systems related thereto. The tradeable instrument comprises a secure container constituted by a transparent cover (12), a stone holder pad (14), a set of diamonds (15), a diamond or stone holder (16), a data card (18), a bottom cover (20) and a tamper evident band (22) interconnected into a secure, tamper-evident envelope. The data card (18) incorporates physical and digital security features. In addition, at least one externally readable programmable logic device is incorporated in the tradeable instrument card. The tamper evident band (22) is shrunk onto the tradeable instrument card and includes physical security features in the form of holographic foils incorporated in the band.

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.

Jewelry and associated commemorative charm(s) are disclosed. Certain embodiments concern a bracelet or necklace configured to receive monthly charms to commemorate each month of a human pregnancy. The charms may be added serially to the bracelet or necklace with exemplary charms including an infinity symbol, a baby symbol, a red heart, a pearl, citrine, baby footprints, a pregnant woman silhouette, a starburst, a book titled “Baby Names,” a circle within a circle, and a heart with “Mom” engraved thereon. Jewelry kits comprising a jewelry box configured to receive a bracelet and/or necklace and plural commemorative charms also are disclosed. The kit may optionally include a journal and/or written information concerning each charm.

Jewelry and associated commemorative charm(s) are disclosed. Certain embodiments concern a bracelet or necklace configured to receive monthly charms to commemorate each month of a human pregnancy. The charms may be added serially to the bracelet or necklace with exemplary charms including an infinity symbol, a baby symbol, a red heart, a pearl, citrine, baby footprints, a pregnant woman silhouette, a starburst, a book titled “Baby Names,” a circle within a circle, and a heart with “Mom” engraved thereon. Jewelry kits comprising a jewelry box configured to receive a bracelet and/or necklace and plural commemorative charms also are disclosed. The kit may optionally include a journal and/or written information concerning each charm.

A do-it-yourself awards storage and display system is described. The system comprises a cassette having a hollow space therein configured to receive ribbons attached to awards within the hollow space and a cloth cover configured to wrap around the cassette and cover a front surface thereof and configured to display the awards on the cloth cover. The cloth-covered cassette can then be placed into a frame for display.

Describe herein are methods of constructing fashion accessories using modular origami folding techniques adapted to incorporate a broad range of flexible material. By incorporating and adapting modular origami units, such as Sonobe units, a variety of fashion accessories can be produced. Improved methods of assembling such units into including fashion accessories, further incorporate attachment mechanisms to allow for more robust construction in a fixed and durable state. A variety of fashion accessory designs produced by the described processes are presented.

Describe herein are methods of constructing fashion accessories using modular origami folding techniques adapted to incorporate a broad range of flexible material. By incorporating and adapting modular origami units, such as Sonobe units, a variety of fashion accessories can be produced. Improved methods of assembling such units into including fashion accessories, further incorporate attachment mechanisms to allow for more robust construction in a fixed and durable state. A variety of fashion accessory designs produced by the described processes are presented.