Jewelry tray

A jewelry tray comprising:

• a grid-like frame including a peripheral supporting wall and a grid structure connected within said peripheral supporting wall, said grid structure including a plurality of openings;
• a thin sheet of material forming a skin on an upper surface of said grid-like frame and extending within said openings to define a plurality of recesses;
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• a bottom closing member secured to an underside of said grid-like frame, said bottom closing member including:
• a short peripheral wall;
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• a central wall of a generally planar configuration connected within and to the short peripheral wall, said central wall including a plurality of twist resisting ribs formed therein for providing a resistance to twisting of said jewelry tray, said ribs including a plurality of ribs in a honeycomb configuration formed of a plurality of hexagons, and a plurality of hexagonal ribs formed within each hexagon of the honeycomb configuration.

A jewelry tray comprising:

• a frame including a peripheral supporting wall and a center portion connected within said peripheral supporting wall for holding jewelry items;
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• a bottom closing member secured to an underside of said frame, said bottom closing member including twist resistant ribs formed therein for resisting twisting of said jewelry tray, said bottom closing member including:
• a short peripheral wall;
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• a central wall of a generally planar configuration connected within and to the short peripheral wall, and said ribs are provided in said central wall;
• said ribs including a plurality of ribs in a honeycomb configuration formed of a plurality of hexagons, and a plurality of hexagonal ribs formed within each hexagon of the honeycomb configuration.

A jewelry tray comprising:

• a plastic grid-like frame including a peripheral supporting wall and a grid structure connected within said peripheral supporting wall, said grid structure formed by a plurality of intersecting bars connected together by intersecting corners and within said peripheral supporting wall, said grid structure being open between said plurality of intersecting bars to define openings wherein there is no bottom wall between said intersecting bars;
• a thin sheet of plastic material forming a skin on an upper surface of said grid-like frame and extending within said openings to define a plurality of recesses, each said recess being defined by side walls formed by portions of said thin sheet hanging down from said intersecting bars and bottom walls between said side walls and formed by other portions of said thin sheet between said side walls, each said peripheral side wall extending:
• along sides of said intersecting bars and said intersecting corners corresponding to said recess, and
• substantially parallel to said sides and below at least one of:
• (a) said intersecting bars, and
• (b) said intersecting corners
• so as to define at least one undercut portion at a lower end of said peripheral side wall in each said recess;
• a bottom closing member secured to an underside of said grid-like frame, said bottom closing member including a short peripheral wall and a central wall of a generally planar configuration connected within and to the short peripheral wall, said bottom closing member including:
• a plurality of twist resisting ribs formed in said central wall for providing a resistance to twisting of said jewelry tray, and
• a plurality of reinforcing ribs formed in said central wall and said short peripheral wall for providing a resistance to inward crushing of said peripheral supporting wall;
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• a plurality of deformable and resilient pads for holding jewelry items, each said pad being held within a respective said recess, each said pad including a lower edge with a slightly protruding horizontal lip that extends outwardly therefrom for engaging with at least one undercut portion.