A device for displaying or storing jewelry such as pierced earrings, medals, nametags and like items having a decorative front portion and a back portion having at least one pin-like shaft, post or hook which may cooperate with a clamp to hold such items in place on the user's clothing or body. The device provides a virtually infinite number of positions and relationships in which such times can be displayed. It consists of a panel of woven material or mesh stretched and mounted to an inner frame which is fitted into a recess or groove (rabbet) in an outer frame and whereby the rough edges of mesh are hidden from view. The post or hook of an item such as a pierced earring is inserted through the mesh, and the clamp, if provided, is attached from the back of the frame to hold the item in place. Optionally, means may be provided to hold the device in an upright position and/or suspend it from a vertical surface such as a wall. The preferred means of support would provide easy access to the back of the display panel, such as by use of a curved supporting leg or by use of hinges.
A universal holder for post and open hook jewelry, including close loop jewelry that is capable of standing, hanging and stacking by means of appropriately space plane surfaces. A soft plastic mesh supported by a frame with hinged and locking legs and a key hole aperture providing two modes of support. Extensions from the frame are dimensionally correct so they lie flat one upon another.
A holder for both clip-on and pierced earrings is disclosed herein having a frame mounting a net or screen about it's edge marginal region and a loop-like leash attached to the top of the frame. Clip-on earrings are attached to the leash while pierced earrings couple to the net in a random display. The edge marginal regions of the net are adhesively secured to a recessed shoulder on the back of the frame. A mat is employed to cover the edge marginal region and to provide reinforcement.
A display device for objects having protruding wires is disclosed. The device includes a panel formed from self sealing foam, preferably a polyethylene foam. Preferably, the panel is retained in position by a frame such as a picture frame. In a preferred embodiment, the front side of the panel is painted. The display device is especially well suited for storing and displaying pierced earrings in addition to other items. The earring post can be inserted into the foam panel without removal of the backer.
Method and apparatus for the display of objects by at least one screen disposed between inner and outer frames for suspending objects; a plurality of screens with different meshes can be employed in order to adapt the display to the suspension of different classes of objects; and the inner frame can have a beveled surface facing the screen to facilitate the placement of objects on the screen.
An Accessory Organizer comprising a rectangular fabric base. The fabric base is sewn with trim. An additional piece of trim is extended on top in a semicircle to allow hanging of the base. Buttonholes are sewn onto the base in various numbers and positions to support items with clips. Two rods are glued to the base at its top and bottom to eliminate curling. This allows the base to be raised away from supporting surface. Appliques are attached to the rods to eliminate scratches to supporting surfaces.
