A pair of fragrance emitting earrings are disclosed. Each earring includes a main body, atomizer, attachment element, and cap. The main body may include a reservoir positioned therein that stores a liquid. The atomizer can be fluidically coupled to the reservoir and reduce the liquid to a spray when compressed. The cap can demountably couple to the main body. The cap can cover the atomizer when coupled to the main body. The attachment element can couple to and extend from the cap. The attachment element can be configured to demountably attach to an ear of a user. Each earring can further include an access port. The access port can be positioned proximate to the bottom end. The access port can be fluidically coupled to the reservoir. The access port can selectively receive the liquid from a container that includes a stem through which the liquid is dispensed.

An item of jewelry having a base element and at least one gem which is mounted so that it can be moved in the base element such that the gem can move with respect to the base element. The gem is arranged, at least in areas, in a recess of the base element and is secured by at least one retaining element to prevent falling out from the recess. The retaining element extends from the base element slightly over one part of the upper side of the gem such that the center of the upper side is not covered b the retaining element.

Jewelry having a support base and a plurality of decorative elements, each having at least two different decorative zones, each decorative element being fastened in a frame that is secured to a connection member itself pivotally and/or rotatably mounted on the support base. Each decorative zone is oriented differently relative to the frame in such a manner that a different decorative zone is exposed depending on the position of each connection member on the support base, so as to modify the appearance of the jewelry.

Jewelry having a support base and a plurality of decorative elements, each having at least two different decorative zones, each decorative element being fastened in a frame that is secured to a connection member itself pivotally and/or rotatably mounted on the support base. Each decorative zone is oriented differently relative to the frame in such a manner that a different decorative zone is exposed depending on the position of each connection member on the support base, so as to modify the appearance of the jewelry.

The present invention provides for a universal stud earring clasp that allows for fastening jewelry and jewelry devices. The present invention facilitates and improves the clasp system for jewelry by providing for a universal fastening device that is particularly compatible with stud earrings, but not limited to stud earring compatibility. The clasp provides for a greater pressure surface and a more ergonomic grip. People from almost all age ranges can handle the clasp, and the clasp is cost-efficient for manufacturing. The clasp also provides for a stud earring clap that is compatible with pins from the ALPA locking system. This invention solves the unmet need of a more secure clasp alternative to existing stud earrings and jewelry items.

The invention generally includes a modular jewelry system that may include a plurality of interchange components allowing a user to create a personalized jewelry item. In certain embodiment, jewelry components may be interchangeable across a variety of jewelry pieces allowing for improved user customization and personalization based on size, shape, color and design.

A magnetic jewelry piece that is formed of first and second pieces that hold together to hold the necklace in a first configuration where there is only a single ornament that is showing, or can be separated, such that each of the first and second pieces get their own ornaments. The magnetic jewelry piece includes first and second flat surfaces separated by a step surface that is perpendicular to both of the first and second flat surfaces, and forms step forms a step assembly. The first and second flat surfaces are magnetically attracted to first and second flat surfaces on either the other piece, or on the ornamental piece. The jewelry can be a necklace, in which case it can be a single ended necklace or a double-ended necklace, and it can be embodied into an earring, in which case it can be a single jewel earring, or can be an interchangeable jewel ending.

This disclosure enables various piercing techniques, earrings therefor, and methods of manufacture and use thereof. In particular, these technologies can preclude a bystander from readily comprehending how an earring is attached to an ear of a wearer when the bystander views the ear of the wearer frontally straight-on. This preclusion occurs by providing a floating effect for the earring based on where the ear is pierced and how the earring is structured.

This disclosure enables various piercing techniques, earrings therefor, and methods of manufacture and use thereof. In particular, these technologies can preclude a bystander from readily comprehending how an earring is attached to an ear of a wearer when the bystander views the ear of the wearer frontally straight-on. This preclusion occurs by providing a floating effect for the earring based on where the ear is pierced and how the earring is structured.

An earring aligner system includes an earring aligner, which has a front arm and a back arm, as well as a hinge that rotationally connects a first end of the front arm to the back arm. A second front segment of the front arm includes an earring support with a post receiver void that is sized to detachably hold a post of an earring therein. A second back segment of the back arm includes at least three prongs that are spaced to support an earring back therebetween. The hinge is operable to change a hinge angle from a larger angle between the front arm and back arm during earring mounting on the earring aligner to a smaller angle during alignment of the earring post with the earring back after the earring post is inserted through a hole in an earlobe of a user.