A jewelry stand may include a base, a first vertical elongated member and a second vertical elongated member attached perpendicularly to the base. The first vertical elongated member and the second vertical elongated member may be disposed at a predetermined distance from each other. The jewelry stand may further include a plurality of horizontal members disposed between the first vertical elongated member and the second vertical elongated member. The plurality of horizontal members may be configured to hold different jewelry items, for example a necklace, a stud earring, a hoop earring, and/or the like. The plurality of horizontal members may be disposed in a layered arrangement, for example at different distances from the base.

A jewelry stand may include a base, a first vertical elongated member and a second vertical elongated member attached perpendicularly to the base. The first vertical elongated member and the second vertical elongated member may be disposed at a predetermined distance from each other. The jewelry stand may further include a plurality of horizontal members disposed between the first vertical elongated member and the second vertical elongated member. The plurality of horizontal members may be configured to hold different jewelry items, for example a necklace, a stud earring, a hoop earring, and/or the like. The plurality of horizontal members may be disposed in a layered arrangement, for example at different distances from the base.

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.

A jewelry organizer device is disclosed that can function vertically or horizontally. The device comprises a base component with a recessed drawer and a plurality of cylinders that receive scrunchies, necklaces, bracelets, and other jewelry. Each cylinder includes magnetic sections that allow the cylinders to be pulled apart at various points along the cylinder and secured back together. When pulled apart, the cylinders allow the jewelry to be removed from the device without having to remove all the jewelry beside it. Instead, users can separate the magnetic cylinders by detaching the magnets and pulling off the desired jewelry piece, before repositioning the magnetic cylinders back together.

An apparatus for presenting items such as eyeglasses. The apparatus comprises at least one support plate capable of receiving items side by side. Furthermore, the apparatus at least one locking device on the at least one support plate. Each locking device is configured to be movable between a locked position for mechanically locking an item at the locking device and an unlocked position for releasing the item from the locking device the at least one support plate further includes a movable member disposed between a first panel of the at least one support plate and a second panel of the at least one support plate, wherein the movable member is configured to mechanically interact with an actuation portion to move the locking devices between a first locked position and a second unlocked position.

The rigid jewelry display pad is an apparatus that effectively stores and organizes at least one necklace. The apparatus maintains the natural structure of the at least one necklace while secured onto the apparatus. The apparatus includes a rigid pad, a plurality of metal-mesh straps, a plurality of fasteners, a main strap, a main fastener, and at least one elastic band. The rigid pad upholds the at least one necklace and is covered with a layer of velvet. The rigid pad includes a first planar surface and a second planar surface. The at least one necklace is positioned and secured onto the first planar surface with the plurality of metal-mesh straps and the main strap with the plurality of fasteners and the main fastener, respectively. The at least one elastic band presses and secures any portion of the at least one necklace that is hanging against the second planar surface.

The rigid jewelry display pad is an apparatus that effectively stores and organizes at least one necklace. The apparatus maintains the natural structure of the at least one necklace while secured onto the apparatus. The apparatus includes a rigid pad, a plurality of metal-mesh straps, a plurality of fasteners, a main strap, a main fastener, and at least one elastic band. The rigid pad upholds the at least one necklace and is covered with a layer of velvet. The rigid pad includes a first planar surface and a second planar surface. The at least one necklace is positioned and secured onto the first planar surface with the plurality of metal-mesh straps and the main strap with the plurality of fasteners and the main fastener, respectively. The at least one elastic band presses and secures any portion of the at least one necklace that is hanging against the second planar surface.

A jewelry organizer, holder and/or display has a beam or beams closed at each end to maintain the items on the holder/display unit. In one form, two paired storage beams or rods are cantilevered to each end of an elongated mounting strip. The open end of each paired rod extends towards the middle of the elongated strip. A pivotable cover in one embodiment or a sliding cover in another embodiment is secured to one of the paired rods and permits the rods to be secured together into a single elongated rod when the cover is in the closed position. When the cover is in the open position, a gap exists between the paired rods permitting continuous items of jewelry to be slipped onto or removed from the storage rods.

A jewelry organizer, holder and/or display has a beam or beams closed at each end to maintain the items on the holder/display unit. In one form, two paired storage beams or rods are cantilevered to each end of an elongated mounting strip. The open end of each paired rod extends towards the middle of the elongated strip. A pivotable cover in one embodiment or a sliding cover in another embodiment is secured to one of the paired rods and permits the rods to be secured together into a single elongated rod when the cover is in the closed position. When the cover is in the open position, a gap exists between the paired rods permitting continuous items of jewelry to be slipped onto or removed from the storage rods.

A box is provided for displaying items, at least one of which is an ultraviolet-reactive item. The box is sized for insertion into a showcase. The box includes a box structure for containing the items to be displayed, and has at least one shadowing surface, and at least one open or glazed surface. Lighting is provided that is wired with the box structure, and includes a 365 nm ultraviolet LED diode assembly in an adjustable strip. A means is provided for directing the position or orientation of the adjustable strip so that the ultraviolet LED stimulates visible fluorescence in the ultraviolet-reactive item, while areas in the box are subject to ambient or showcase white light penetrating into the box structure through the at least one open or glazed surface; and areas in the box are subject to shadowing from the at least one shadowing surface.