The disclosed technology relates to a safety device for a jewelry item. The safety device includes a length of line having a first end and a second end; a first connector, the first connector being a first crimp having a first loop and a first set of crimping jaws, the first loop being fixedly attached to the first end of the length of line; a second connector, the second connector being a second crimp having a second loop and a second set of crimping jaws, the second loop being fixedly attached to the second end of the length of chain; a first elastic band being fixedly attached to the first set of crimping jaws thereby forming a first elastic loop; and a second elastic band, the second elastic band being fixedly attached to the second set of crimping jaws thereby forming a second elastic loop.

The disclosure herein relates to methods used to facilitate the assembly of chain-links. In particular, the disclosure relates to using a coupling mechanism comprising at least one coupling pin and at least one coupling socket to form a chain element in various ornamental and decorative forms. Accordingly, the coupling socket of a chain-link element is configured to accommodate a pin-head associated with the coupling pin in a pin-bed associated with the coupling socket. Furthermore, the coupling mechanism comprising a locking mechanism configured to fasten the pin-head into its associated pin-bed. Thus, the disclosed coupling mechanism provides an alternative to using soldering technique in the chain making field, enabling to assemble chain-link elements, especially of jewelry chains, which are typically made of precious metals, mainly gold and silver.

The disclosure herein relates to methods used to facilitate the assembly of chain-links. In particular, the disclosure relates to using a coupling mechanism comprising at least one coupling pin and at least one coupling socket to form a chain element in various ornamental and decorative forms. Accordingly, the coupling socket of a chain-link element is configured to accommodate a pin-head associated with the coupling pin in a pin-bed associated with the coupling socket. Furthermore, the coupling mechanism comprising a locking mechanism configured to fasten the pin-head into its associated pin-bed. Thus, the disclosed coupling mechanism provides an alternative to using soldering technique in the chain making field, enabling to assemble chain-link elements, especially of jewelry chains, which are typically made of precious metals, mainly gold and silver.

A new method and system for accessorizing body wear of a user. Various conventional accessories are attached to clothing that covers the legs and a user's other parts. The way in which the accessories are held ensures that the accessories to not fall off and/or injure others during the typical heavy motion of a user's legs throughout a typical day.

Systems and methods for aligning an accessory with a mesh carpet to provide an improved transition between the components. Various embodiments include the use of one or more alignment points or features on a portion of the mesh carpet to be aligned with an accessory. The alignment features may identify one or more high points on the coil structures comprising the mesh carpet at the portion of the mesh carpet to be aligned with an accessory. Once identified, the alignment features may be used to guide the alignment of the accessory with the mesh carpet.

A ceramic watch chain is disclosed. The ceramic watch chain includes a central connecting piece having on both sides thereof a pair of through holes, an outer connecting piece located outside the central connecting piece and having on both sides thereof insert holes corresponding to the through holes, with a fastening groove being formed outside each of the insert holes and having a diameter larger than that of the insert hole, a fastening pin passing through the through holes to be inserted into the insert holes, and a fixing member coupled to a lower surface of the fastening groove. The invention has no pin insert hole on the back of the outer connecting piece of the watch chain, thus providing an attractive appearance, and reducing the manufacturing cost of the watch chain.

A ceramic watch chain is disclosed. The ceramic watch chain includes a central connecting piece having on both sides thereof a pair of through holes, an outer connecting piece located outside the central connecting piece and having on both sides thereof insert holes corresponding to the through holes, with a fastening groove being formed outside each of the insert holes and having a diameter larger than that of the insert hole, a fastening pin passing through the through holes to be inserted into the insert holes, and a fixing member coupled to a lower surface of the fastening groove. The invention has no pin insert hole on the back of the outer connecting piece of the watch chain, thus providing an attractive appearance, and reducing the manufacturing cost of the watch chain.

A jewelry link having a first portion having an end, legs extending from the end and terminating in first portion end faces, and a first cross section; and a second portion having an end, legs extending from the end and terminating in second portion end faces, and a second cross section. An outer circumferential portion of the legs of the first portion are attached to an outer circumferential portion of the legs of the second portion. The first portion end faces and the second portion end faces are visible.

A jewelry link having a first portion having an end, legs extending from the end and terminating in first portion end faces, and a first cross section; and a second portion having an end, legs extending from the end and terminating in second portion end faces, and a second cross section. An outer circumferential portion of the legs of the first portion are attached to an outer circumferential portion of the legs of the second portion. The first portion end faces and the second portion end faces are visible.

A hat includes a crown. A band is positioned on a bottom, interior edge of the crown. Female snaps are positioned on the band. A multi-layered, detachable liner including a set of male snaps, is attached to the band via a mating to the female snaps. A detachable liner comprises an organic cotton facing outward from the interior edge of the crown and disposed to contact a forehead of a user wearing the hat, a second layer of canvas support backing the first layer, and a third layer terry cloth positioned between the first layer and the second layer, disposed to absorb sweat from the forehead, through the first layer. Grommets are positioned on the crown with a hole passing through a fabric of the crown. A chain is secured to the grommets and configured to lay across the brim or bill.