with reference now to the drawings , and in particular to fig1 to 5 thereof , a new and improved jewelry closet embodying the principles and concepts of the present invention and generally designated by the reference numeral 10 will be described . more specifically , it will be noted that the jewelry closet 10 essentially comprises a first section 11 pivotally mounted to a second section 12 wherein the second section 12 is pivotally mounted to a third section 13 that includes a rear support plate 14 that may include typical mounting hooks 15 on a rear surface thereof for securement to a vertical support surface , such as a wall . the first section 11 includes a first rectangular frame 16 including a forward wall 17 formed at the outermost edges of the first frame 16 . the forward wall 17 includes a grasp knob 18 extending orthogonally outwardly thereof . a first pivot latch 19 is pivotally mounted to a forward side wall 23 of the first rectangular frame 16 and is latchable to a first pivot pin 20 that is mounted to a forward side wall 37 of the second section 12 . the rear side wall 21 of the first rectangular frame 16 has mounted thereto a first elongate hinge 22 extending substantially coextensively with a forward edge of the rear side wall 21 and a rear edge of the rear side wall 31 of the second section 12 . extending orthogonally and slidingly through the forward side wall 23 are a series of three ring posts 24 , each including an enlarged head extending exteriorly of the side wall 23 , with an elongate body 24a , each extending through the interior of the first section 11 and received within securement apertures 25 formed through the rear side wall 21 to maintain the ring post 24 in parallel relationship relative to one another . each of the ring post bodies include an orthogonally and outwardly extending projection 24b positioned adjacent the enlarged head of each ring post received within a keyhole aperture 24c formed within the forward side wall 23 wherein the ring post 24 must be first rotated relative to the side wall 23 and then reciprocatably withdrawn relative to the side wall 23 to remove the ring post and enable access to each of the rings that are mounted upon the ring post body 24a . pivotally mounted above the ring post 24 is an earring support panel 26 formed with plural pairs of apertures therethrough for receiving earring posts therethrough . the support panel 26 is formed with a support panel hinge 26a formed adjacent the forward wall 17 adjacent the forward edge of the rear side wall 21 to enable the earring support panel 26 to be pivoted outwardly relative to the interior of the first section 11 to enable access to the various pairs of earrings that may be positioned through the apertures formed within the panel 26 . positioned underlying the series of ring posts 24 is a resilient cushion 27 to receive various stick pins therewithin for storage of such pins in a safe and readily accessable orientation relative to the first section 11 . the first section 11 further includes a first section rear containment wall 28 of a height substantially equal to a spacing between the resilient cushion 27 and the floor of the first rectangular frame 16 to define a first compartment therein and enable containment of various unsecured portions of jewelry for storage . the second section 12 includes a second perimeter framework 29 with a second section panel 30 of equal cross - sectional configuration to the interior of the rectangular framework 29 fixedly mounted medially of the framework 29 . the second rectangular framework 29 includes a second elongate hinge 32 substantially coextensive with the second section rear side wall 31 and mounted to a rear edge of the side wall 31 and to a forward edge of the third section rear side wall 42 . the second section panel 30 includes a matrix of second section threaded bores 33 to receive &# 34 ; l &# 34 ; shaped hooks 34 formed with elongate threaded legs for threaded reception within the threaded bores 33 . the second section forward wall 35 is mounted to forward edges of the floor and lowermost portions of the second rectangular framework 29 to define a second compartment between the forward wall 35 and a forward face of the second section panel 30 . a second section rear wall 36 extends upwardly from the floor and is secured to the lowermost portions of the rear edges of the framework 29 to define a third compartment positioned between a rear face of the second section panel 30 and the wall 36 . pivotally mounted to the forward wall 37 of the second section is a second pivot latch 38 cooperating with a second pivot pin 39 extending orthogonally outwardly from the forward side wall 40 of the third rectangular framework 41 of the third section 13 . the third section 13 further includes the support plate 14 secured to the rear edges of the third rectangular framework 41 . further , the forward face of the support plate 14 defined within the perimeter of the third rectangular framework 41 includes third section threaded bores 44 to receive &# 34 ; l &# 34 ; shaped hooks 34 therewithin . in the second and third sections 12 and 13 respectively and more specifically within the second section panel 30 and the support plate 14 , there are defined a matrix of the aforenoted threaded bores 33 and 44 of a number to exceed the number of the &# 34 ; l &# 34 ; shaped hooks 34 to enable repositioning of the hooks 34 , as desired , for securement of various bracelets , pendants , necklaces , and the like of various lengths and therefore requires the repositioning ability of the hooks 34 within various portions of the panel 30 and the support plate 14 , as noted . a forward wall 54 is secured to forward edges of the floor of the third rectangular framework 41 and to lowermost edge portions of the rear and forward side walls 42 and 40 respectively to define a third section compartment at a lowermost portion of the third section 13 . accordingly , when an individual has positioned jewelry as desired within the first , second , and third sections of the jewelry closet 10 , the jewelry closet is pivotally closed to an orientation , as illustrated in fig1 wherein the first and second pivot latches 19 and 38 are secured to the respective first and second pivot pins 20 and 39 to provide a secure and enclosed jewelry closet , as illustrated . it should be further understood that the first rectangular framework 16 , the second rectangular framework 29 , and the third rectangular framework 41 are of equal geometric configurations to enable secure confinement of the interior of the jewelry closet 10 when in an enclosed orientation . the embodiment illustrating first section 11a set forth in fig6 notes the use of a ring cabinet 43 of a triangular prismoidal configuration formed with cushioned and fabric covered ring receiving slots 44 coextensively and traversely formed about an upper surface of the ring cabinet 43 and of a depth to receive a series of rings therein for storage . it is contemplated at least four such slots 44 be utilized . a pin cushion area 46 is provided underlying the ring cabinet 43 for reception and storage of various pins , broaches , and the like . fig7 notes the use of debris shielding curtains 45 secured to upper interior cavity portions of the second section 12a and the third section 13a to assist in the separation and integrity of jewelry items contained within the respective sections . in use the curtains are merely draped over and descend from respective upper surfaces of each respective sections . to gain access to interior portions of the sections , the curtains are merely manually repositioned by a user . invention , the same should be apparent from the above disclosure and accordingly no further discussion relative to the manner of usage and operation of the instant invention shall be provided . with respect to the above description then , it is to be realized that the optimum dimensional relationships for the parts of the invention , to include variations in size , materials , shape , form , function and manner of operation , assembly and use , are deemed readily apparent and obvious to one skilled in the art , and all equivalent relationships to those illustrated in the drawings and described in the specification are intended to be encompassed by the present invention . therefore , the foregoing is considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention . further , since numerous modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art , it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction and operation shown and described , and accordingly , all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to , falling within the scope of the invention .
a jewelry closet including three relatively pivotally mounted sections is set forth wherein a first section includes a parallel series of removable ring support rods reciprocatably mounted in the first section with an overlying pivotally mounted earring support panel and an underlying resilient pin cushion . the second section includes a medially mounted plate with threadedly mounted hooks selectively positionable within the plate , both forwardly and rearwardly of the plate . the third section includes a further series of hooks threadedly received within a support plate wherein the support plate is oriented for securement to a horizontal support surface .