An illumination system has a display area and a main light source arranged above the display area, and an auxiliary light source arranged above the display area. The illumination system and the lamp through the visual optical superposition principle, provides brightness lighting by the main light source and provides different quantities of auxiliary light sources to flicker the subject. Consumers gain a better shopping experience as the gradient of the light changes so smoothly as to be imperceptible.

A jewelry display apparatus comprising a plurality of arms, each arm displaying a different piece of jewelry. The arms can be closed to provide an attractive display for showing the plurality of jewelry next to each other or spread apart from each other to allow the customer to view the jewelry in isolation. The arms are joined together at a common pivot point about which the arms rotate with respect to each other.

A jewelry display apparatus comprising a plurality of arms, each arm displaying a different piece of jewelry. The arms can be closed to provide an attractive display for showing the plurality of jewelry next to each other or spread apart from each other to allow the customer to view the jewelry in isolation. The arms are joined together at a common pivot point about which the arms rotate with respect to each other.

Inventory management cabinets, systems, and related methods are described herein. An example inventory management cabinet includes a housing defining a storage area, the storage area being configured to receive a product, and a plurality of slots arranged within the housing, each of the slots being configured to receive a respective unit of the product. The cabinet also includes at least one imaging device configured to capture information about the product. The cabinet further includes a controller operably coupled to the at least imaging device, where the controller includes a processor and a memory having computer-executable instructions stored thereon. The controller is configured to detect activity within the storage area of the housing, and control the at least one imaging device to initiate capture one or more images of the product in response to detecting activity within the storage area of the housing.

Inventory management cabinets, systems, and related methods are described herein. An example inventory management cabinet includes a housing defining a storage area, the storage area being configured to receive a product, and a plurality of slots arranged within the housing, each of the slots being configured to receive a respective unit of the product. The cabinet also includes at least one imaging device configured to capture information about the product. The cabinet further includes a controller operably coupled to the at least imaging device, where the controller includes a processor and a memory having computer-executable instructions stored thereon. The controller is configured to detect activity within the storage area of the housing, and control the at least one imaging device to initiate capture one or more images of the product in response to detecting activity within the storage area of the housing.

Merchandise security systems and methods are provided. In one example, a merchandise security system includes a plurality of security devices arranged in a wireless network, wherein the plurality of security devices are arranged in a planogram and each configured to protect one or more items from theft, each of the plurality of security devices configured to wirelessly communicate data with a remote device. The system also includes a plurality of electronic keys arranged in the wireless network and configured to wirelessly communicate data with the plurality of security devices and/or the remote device. Each of the plurality of electronic keys is configured to operate the plurality of security devices. The system also includes a gateway configured to receive the data from the plurality of security devices and electronic keys via wireless communication, wherein the gateway is configured to communicate the data to the remote computing device.

A retractable display, storage and carrying case for necklaces includes an inverted-V-shaped frame, a torsion-spring-loaded tube rotatably suspended between the frame, a rectangular cloth sheet attached along one edge to the tube, with an opposite edge wrapped around a weighted rod to form a pocket on a front surface of the sheet. A plurality of jewelry hanging hooks are secured to an upper portion of the cloth sheet. One end of a necklace is attached to a single hanging hook, while the opposite end is tucked into the pocket. Much like a roll-up blind, the cloth sheet can be extended to a desired length by tugging on the weighted rod. Another tug will cause the roll-up mechanism to release and wind up the cloth sheet around the tube.

A retractable display, storage and carrying case for necklaces includes an inverted-V-shaped frame, a torsion-spring-loaded tube rotatably suspended between the frame, a rectangular cloth sheet attached along one edge to the tube, with an opposite edge wrapped around a weighted rod to form a pocket on a front surface of the sheet. A plurality of jewelry hanging hooks are secured to an upper portion of the cloth sheet. One end of a necklace is attached to a single hanging hook, while the opposite end is tucked into the pocket. Much like a roll-up blind, the cloth sheet can be extended to a desired length by tugging on the weighted rod. Another tug will cause the roll-up mechanism to release and wind up the cloth sheet around the tube.

Security apparatuses disclosed herein selectively secure a wearable device to a tabletop of a display table or to another display surface. The security apparatus comprises a neck, a support shelf, and a brace. The neck includes first and second neck portions configured to be selectively attached to and detached from one another. The support shelf includes first and second shelf portions, attached respectively, to upper ends of the first and second neck portions. The brace includes first and second brace elements configured to be selectively attached respectively to the first and second shelf portions, while the first and second neck portions are detached from one another. The brace is configured to encase at least a portion of a housing of a wearable device to thereby secure the wearable device to the support shelf.

The present disclosure is directed to a packaging and display system for a wristwatch. The system includes a support panel, a wristwatch and an accessory. The single watch storage and display case supports the watch's escapement function and helps to avoid exposure to magnetic fields. This way multiple watches can be placed in the single storage case.