Jewelry holder

Claim 2

A jewelry holder comprising: (a) a front panel, (b) a structure means structurally connecting the front panel to a (c) mounting means for mountably attaching the structural means to a vertical face, wherein the front panel has a plurality of apertures through the panel spaced along the length of the front panel and (d) a chain holding means comprising (i) a plurality of base members, each capable of being demountably engaged in the apertures from the rear of the front panel, and (ii) at least one hook means structurally attached to each of the base members, the size and the shape of each hook means being chosen to hold a particular size of chain to hang from the jewelry holder. wherein at least one of the dimensions of each base member is of such size to prevent the base member from passing completely through the aperture, the front panel of the base member is equal to or smaller than the aperture and the rear face of the base member is slightly larger than the aperture to cause the base member to frictionally wedge into the aperture.

Claim 3

The jewelry holder of claim 1 wherein the shape of the faces of the base member and the apertures are chosen to orient the hook means in an upright position.

Claim 4

The jewelry holder of claim 1 wherein a solid bracelet support holding means, a ring holding means and an earring holding means are all provided along the upper edge of the front panel with the chain holding means being located along the front panel below these three holding means.

Claim 5

The jewelry holder of claim 1 wherein a solid ring bracelet holding means is provided on the front panel comprising a pair of deep notches cut downwardly from the top of the front panel, the space between the notches being chosen to allow the bracelets to fit over the vertical portion of the front panel left between the two notches.

Claim 6

The jewelry holder of claim 4 wherein the sides of the notches adjacent to each other are sloped outwardly at the top of each notch from the vertical centerline, to form a center plateau shape having sloped sides flaring toward the bottom, and wherein the space between the notches is chosen to allow bracelets to fit over the top of the plateau and rest on the sloped sides of the plateau.

Claim 7

The jewelry holder of claim 1 wherein a finger ring holding means is provided on the front panel comprising a pair of deep notches cut downwardly from the top of the front panel, the space between the notches being chosen to allow rings to fit over the vertical portion of the front panel left between the two notches.

Claim 8

The jewelry holder of claim 1 wherein an earring holding means is provided on the front panel comprising a sheet detachably fixed to the front panel having the top portion of the sheet extending above the top of the front panel, wherein, the top of the sheet has a plurality of vertical slots cut downwardly into the top edge of the sheet of a size, shape and depth to allow earrings to be slipped in and out of the slots.

Claim 9

A jewelry holder comprising: (a) two rear cantilever members, (b) mounting means for mountably attaching one end of each of the cantilever members to a vertical face at a common height, (c) a front panel having each end structurally attached to the exposed ends of the cantilever members, the front panel having a length substantially longer than that of the length of the cantilever members and having a face essentially parallel to that of the vertical face, wherein, the front panel has a plurality of apertures through the panel spaced along the length of the front panel, and (d) a chain holding means comprising (i) a plurality of base members, each capable of being demountably engaged in the apertures from the rear of the front panel, and (ii) at least one hook means structurally attached to each of the base members, the size and the shape of each hook means chosen to hold a particular size of chains to hang from the jewelry holder, wherein at least one of the dimensions of each base member is of such size to prevent the base member from passing completely through the aperture, the front face of the base member is equal to or smaller than the aperture and the rear face of the base member is slightly larger than the aperture to cause the base member to frictionally wedge into the aperture.

Claim 10

A jewelry holder comprising: (a) two rear cantilever members, (b) mounting means for mountably attaching one end of each of the cantilever members to a vertical face at a common height, (c) a front panel having each end structurally attached to the exposed ends of the cantilever members, the front panel having a length substantially longer than that of the length of the cantilever members and having a face essentially parallel to that of the vertical face, wherein, the front panel has a plurality of apertures through the panel spaced along the length of the front panel, and (d) a chain holding means comprising (i) a plurality of base members, each capable of being demountably engaged in the apertures from the rear of the front panel, and (ii) at least one hook means structurally attached to each of the base members, the size and the shape of each hook means chosen to hold a particular size of chains to hang from the jewelry holder, wherein at least one of the dimensions of each base member is of such size to prevent the base member from passing completely through the aperture, the front face of the base member is equal to or smaller than the aperture and the rear face of the base member is slightly larger than the aperture to cause the base member to frictionally wedge into the aperture.

Claim 11

A jewelry holder comprising: (a) a front panel, (b) a structure means structurally connecting the front panel to a (c) mounting means for mountably attaching the structure means to a vertical face, wherein the front panel has a plurality of apertures through the panel spaced along the length of the front panel and (d) a chain holding means comprising (i) a plurality of base members, each capable of being demountably engaged in the apertures from the rear of the front panel, and (ii) at least one hook means structurally attached to each of the base members, the size and shape of each hook means being chosen to hold a particular size of chain to hang from the jewelry holder, wherein at least one of the dimensions of each base member is of such size to prevent the base member from passing completely through the aperture, the front face of the base member is equal to or smaller than the aperture and the rear face of the base member is slightly larger than the aperture to cause the base member to frictionally wedge into the aperture (e) a solid bracelet holding means on the front panel comprising a pair of deep notches cut downwardly from the top of the front panel, the space between the notches being chosen to allow the bracelets to fit over the vertical portion of the front panel left between the two notches, (f) a finger ring holding means on the front panel comprising a pair of deep notches cut downwardly from the top of the front panel, the space between the notches being chosen to allow the rings to fit over the vertical portion of the front panel left between the two notches, and (g) an earring holding means on the front panel comprising a sheet detachably fixed to the front panel having the top portion of the sheet extending above the top of the front panel, wherein the top of the sheet has a plurality of vertical slots cut downwardly into the top edge of the sheet of a size, shape and depth to allow the earrings to be slipped in and out of the slots.

Claim 12

A jewelry holder comprising: (a) a front panel, (b) a structure means structurally connecting the front panel to a (c) mounting means for mountably attaching the structure means to a vertical face, wherein the front panel has a plurality of apertures through the panel spaced along the length of the front panel and (d) a chain holding means comprising (i) a plurality of base members, each capable of being demountably engaged in the apertures from the rear of the front panel, and (ii) at least one hook means structurally attached to each of the base members, the size and shape of each hook means being chosen to hold a particular size of chain to hang from the jewelry holder, wherein at least one of the dimensions of each base member is of such size to prevent the base member from passing completely through the aperture, the front face of the base member is equal to or smaller than the aperture and the rear face of the base member is slightly larger than the aperture to cause the base member to frictionally wedge into the aperture (e) a solid bracelet holding means on the front panel comprising a pair of deep notches cut downwardly from the top of the front panel, the space between the notches being chosen to allow the bracelets to fit over the vertical portion of the front panel left between the two notches, (f) a finger ring holding means on the front panel comprising a pair of deep notches cut downwardly from the top of the front panel, the space between the notches being chosen to allow the rings to fit over the vertical portion of the front panel left between the two notches, and (g) an earring holding means on the front panel comprising a sheet detachably fixed to the front panel having the top portion of the sheet extending above the top of the front panel, wherein the top of the sheet has a plurality of vertical slots cut downwardly into the top edge of the sheet of a size, shape and depth to allow the earrings to be slipped in and out of the slots.