Jewelry organizer
OwnerLori Greinerinventor
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Abstract
A jewelry organizer for storing jewelry having a plurality of compartments to store jewelry items of various configurations. The jewelry organizer includes pivoting cabinets having earring stands that are slidably received in the cabinets. Drawers are located under the cabinets and have various compartments to hold jewelry items such as bracelets, rings and pins. A pair of doors flanks the drawers and may conceal the drawers when the pair of doors are closed.
Claims51
An organizer for the storage of jewelry, the organizer comprising:
- a top section, the top section having a pivoting cabinet having a groove formed therein and a separate first stand having a base which is dimensioned to be slidably received in the groove formed in the cabinet;
- a middle section located under the top section, the middle section having at least one drawer and at least one door;
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- a bottom section located under the middle section for supporting the organizer on a surface.
An organizer for the storage of jewelry, the organizer comprising:
- a top section, the top section having a pivoting cabinet having a groove formed therein and a separate first stand having a base which is dimensioned to be slidably received in the groove formed in the cabinet;
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- a middle section, the middle section located under the top section, the middle section having a plurality of drawers stacked one on top of the other and a pair of doors wherein the doors can be pivoted to an open position thereby exposing the plurality of drawers and the doors can be pivoted to a closed position to conceal the plurality of drawers.
A jewelry organizer comprising:
- a first pair of pivoting doors, each of the pivoting doors having a cabinet formed therein wherein a plurality of grooves are formed in a floor of the cabinet;
- a plurality of separate stands, each stand having a base which is dimensioned to be slidably received in one of the grooves formed in the floor of the cabinets, each stand having a pair of vertical supports extending upwardly from each base and each stand having at least one cross piece extending between a pair of vertical supports;
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- a drawer located underneath the first pair of pivoting doors.
An organizer for the storage of jewelry, the organizer comprising:
- a top section, the top section having a floor with a groove formed therein and a separate first stand having a base which is dimensioned to be slidably received in the groove formed in the cabinet;
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- a middle section, the middle section located under the top section, the middle section having a plurality of drawers stacked one on top of the other and a pair of doors wherein the doors can be pivoted to an open position thereby exposing the plurality of drawers and the doors can be pivoted to a closed position to conceal the plurality of drawers.
An organizer for the storage of jewelry, the organizer comprising:
- a top section, the top section having a plurality of lift out drawers that are coupled to one another by a pair of hinges;
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- a middle section, the middle section located under the top section, the middle section having a plurality of drawers stacked one on top of the other and a pair of doors wherein the doors can be pivoted to an open position thereby exposing the plurality of drawers and the doors can be pivoted to a closed position to conceal the plurality of drawers.
An organizer for the storage of jewelry, the organizer comprising:
- a top section, the top section having an earring stand;
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- a middle section located under the top section, the middle section having a drawer and a door located adjacent to the drawer.
A jewelry organizer comprising:
- a housing having an interior region and a door to gain access to the interior region;
- an earring stand rotatably mounted to an inner surface of the door wherein the earring stand can be rotated about an axis to gain access to both sides of the earning stand.
An organizer for the storage of jewelry, the organizer comprising:
- a top section, the top section having a plurality of drawers that in a first position are s tacked one on the other and in a second position are slid out to an extended position to expose the interior of each drawer;
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- a middle section, the middle section located under the top section, the middle section having a compartment for storing items.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.