An accessory organizing and storage apparatus to store accessories in an organized array, while providing easy access to the particular accessory such as jewellery or the like. The apparatus comprises a housing with an open front, a plurality of vertical panels slidably mounted in the housing for movement into and out of the housing, and a door being hingedly secured to the housing for closing the open front thereof. Each vertical panel is configured with a plurality of accessory holders for securing different types of accessories. The door further comprises a storage area and a plurality of horizontal panels for holding accessories such as ring. The apparatus is simple in construction, portable, light-weight, user-friendly and economical comparatively to the existing jewellery cases. The apparatus further enables users to locate each jewellery accurately and also avoid the chance of entangling or knotting jewelleries.

An accessory organizing and storage apparatus to store accessories in an organized array, while providing easy access to the particular accessory such as jewellery or the like. The apparatus comprises a housing with an open front, a plurality of vertical panels slidably mounted in the housing for movement into and out of the housing, and a door being hingedly secured to the housing for closing the open front thereof. Each vertical panel is configured with a plurality of accessory holders for securing different types of accessories. The door further comprises a storage area and a plurality of horizontal panels for holding accessories such as ring. The apparatus is simple in construction, portable, light-weight, user-friendly and economical comparatively to the existing jewellery cases. The apparatus further enables users to locate each jewellery accurately and also avoid the chance of entangling or knotting jewelleries.

An article presentation device (10) comprising a base (20) having at least one slot (22), at least one support (30) configured to receive at least one article and to be inserted in and extracted from the slot (22), and at least one catch (40) that is movable between a locked position in which the catch (40) is suitable for co-operating with the support (30) in order to retain it in the slot (22), and an unlocked position in which the catch (40) enables the support (30) to be extracted from the slot (22), each catch (40) being associated with a single slot (22) and being actuated by a distinct drive mechanism (50). The drive mechanism (50) is configured to drive the catch (40) in turning.

A merchandise display security device for displaying and protecting a wearable device from theft is provided. In one example, the wearable device includes a body and a band secured thereto. The merchandise security device includes a sensor configured to be coupled to the wearable device between the body and the band. The sensor includes a sensing device configured to detect unauthorized removal of the body from the band.

A travel-size case for timepieces or pieces of jewellery, arranged to be operated with a single hand, including a closable box arranged to contain at least one holder for receiving at least one timepiece or piece of jewellery, between at least one tray and a cover, this box including a base with which the cover cooperates to close the case, wherein at least one tray and at least one holder are arranged to be held one on top of the other by magnetic attraction.

A band-changing station for changing the band of a wearable electronic device includes a station adapted to receive the electronic display portion of a wearable device and the band portion of a wearable electronic device. The station includes a track configured to accept the electronic portion of the wearable electronic device and a mechanism to couple or decouple the electronic display to and from the band portion. A receiver for the electronic portion may be adapted to transition into and out of alignment with one or more bands for coupling or decoupling purposes.

The present invention provides a modular ribbon rack device that comprises a plurality of ribbon rack bars, a plurality of magnetic connectors connected to the ribbon rack bars and a ribbon bar backplate attached to the magnetic connectors. The magnetic connectors include an external plastic housing having a grooved cavity and at least one extruded notch.

The present invention provides a modular ribbon rack device that comprises a plurality of ribbon rack bars, a plurality of magnetic connectors connected to the ribbon rack bars and a ribbon bar backplate attached to the magnetic connectors. The magnetic connectors include an external plastic housing having a grooved cavity and at least one extruded notch.

An earring security display hanger includes a body member, first and second arms, and first and second closure members connected to the body member via the first and second arms. Each of the first and second closure members has a top wall and a side wall extending between the top wall and an open end such that a recess is formed therebetween. A closure member aperture is defined on the top wall of each of the closure members, and a plurality of first closure apertures and a plurality of second closure apertures are defined on the sidewall of the first and second closure members, respectively. A plurality of first closure hooks and a plurality of second closure hooks are formed from the body member and are configured to engage with the plurality of first closure apertures and the plurality of second closure apertures, respectively, to provide a locking mechanism.

An interactive kiosk for displaying one or more accessories. The kiosk includes an accessory interface portion having: a) one or more accessory retainers configured to hold one or more accessories having one or more identifiers located thereon; b) one or more sensing devices configured to receive and/or transmit one or more identification signals to one or more identifiers to identify the presence and/or absence of one or more of the accessories from the one or more accessory retainers and relay one or more status signals; and c) one or more processors in communication with the one or more sensing devices configured to receive and analyze the one or more status signals from the one or more sensing devices.