A key storage and concealment device that effectively stores and conceals any type of key in an inconspicuous or unobtrusive fashion, wherein quick and convenient access thereto is permitted by only those informed of the device’s presence, thus appeasing any trepidation of discovery by an unauthorized person. An access incision is made through outer eye tissue to access the lens. If the relational table is not normalized, then normalization is performed and a relationship between the original table and the normalized table is created. The sleeve, which has an aperture for receiving the tip end of the shaft, includes a lower section that has a multi-faceted surface for engaging the lower portion of the hosel. The separated spacers are along sidewalls of at least two of the conductive lines.