Jewelry pad with flexible, resilient opposing Z-lock fingers, and a slot which is open behind and below the fingers for receiving a tag
OwnerJoseph Ovadiainventor
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A jewelry pad for holding jewelry items, includes an upper wall having an upper exposed surface; at least one supporting wall connected to the upper wall for supporting the upper wall on a surface; two L-shaped opposing fingers being formed on the upper exposed surface and having facing ends which together form a Z-lock configuration to hold a jewelry item on the upper surface, the fingers being made of a resilient, flexible material, each L-shaped finger having a horizontal leg and a vertical leg for securing the horizontal leg in spaced relation above the upper surface; an elongated slot extending below the horizontal legs and continuing outwardly past the horizontal legs toward side edges of the upper surface, for receiving a tag therein; anchoring bars secured to the vertical legs and extending toward ends of the elongated slot, the anchoring bars also being secured to the upper surface at a front edge of the elongated slot, and the vertical legs and anchoring bars being cut-away toward a rear thereof so that lower rear edges thereof are provided in spaced relation from the upper surface to permit a tag to be received in the elongated slot from a rear edge of the elongated slot; and the jewelry pad including the fingers, the anchoring bars and the elongated slot being molded as an integral, one-piece construction.
A jewelry pad for holding jewelry items, comprising:
A jewelry pad for holding jewelry items, comprising:
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