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.

The invention relates to a display for spectacles, including at least one front panel having a support for the spectacles with a rod (11) for the bridge and a number of holes (5) for the insertion of the arms, and a zone for the storage of cases with the different models of spectacles, the zone being formed by a cabinet (6) with a set of containers (12) disposed next to each model of spectacles (9) displayed, wherein the containers are designed to accommodate respective carrying boxes of the model of spectacles (9) of different prescriptions, as well as including a zone for checking the prescription and a viewing mirror. The display can have one or a number of frontal modules, or form an essentially prismatic support, which can be rotary, and is suitable for use on a desktop or on the floor, depending on its height.

An interactive display stand with a compartment containing objects on supports, and forming an enclosed housing with a single orifice, a driver to control a transporting device to move a support to make only one object visible through the orifice, the user having a device for selecting an object, interfaced with this driver and to align with the orifice the support bearing the object selected for viewing, and including a security detection device for detecting the presence of a hand within the security space, interfaced with the driver to start in such case a programmed cycle, and to lock an object inside this compartment through the orifice.

A system for presenting an electronic device on a display table is disclosed. The system includes a table, a processor, an electronic device, and a cable. The table includes a display screen, and the display screen is operably connected to the processor. The electronic device is disposed on the table and includes a touch screen. The cable connects the electronic device to the processor. The touch screen of the electronic device is configured to display an image that changes in response to an input to the touch screen. The display screen of the table is configured to display an image that changes in response to the input to the touch screen of the electronic device. A change in the display screen image comprises a graphical continuation of a change in the touch screen image.

A lighting system including a low voltage frame, a puck magnetically joinable with the frame, a lighting array, and an elongated electrical connector joining the puck and the lighting array. The puck can be selectively positioned along the low voltage frame in a variety of different locations. The puck can be constructed from a polymeric material molded over electrical connectors, and optionally a power feed, such as a cable jack. The electrical connectors can be magnetized so that the electrical connectors are magnetically attracted to power rails on the low voltage frame to establish electrical coupling of the connectors to the power rails, while physically securing the puck in a fixed location along the low voltage frame. The power rails can be constructed from magnetic stainless steel, optionally coated with black oxide from a hot black oxide coating process.

A lighting system including a low voltage frame, a puck magnetically joinable with the frame, a lighting array, and an elongated electrical connector joining the puck and the lighting array. The puck can be selectively positioned along the low voltage frame in a variety of different locations. The puck can be constructed from a polymeric material molded over electrical connectors, and optionally a power feed, such as a cable jack. The electrical connectors can be magnetized so that the electrical connectors are magnetically attracted to power rails on the low voltage frame to establish electrical coupling of the connectors to the power rails, while physically securing the puck in a fixed location along the low voltage frame. The power rails can be constructed from magnetic stainless steel, optionally coated with black oxide from a hot black oxide coating process.

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.

Provided herein are disclosures relating to systems and methods of detangling jewelry. The jewelry detangling system may include a body, the body further including a cavity and a plurality of arms located in a cavity of the body and operably coupled therein. The plurality of arms further include corresponding beds dimensioned to receive jewelry pieces thereon during the detangling process. A magnifier including a frame and a lens may be coupled to the body of the jewelry detangler and rotatable about a hinge thereon about a plurality of positions.

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.