An electronic necklace comprising a projector medallion and associated methods of formation are described, and more particularly to an electronic necklace with one power source for powering a projector medallion and necklace bulbs and its associated methods of formation. In one embodiment, an apparatus may include a wire serving as a necklace strand with a projector medallion formed of a translucent material including a backside, a front side, an underside, and/or an interior. The necklace may include a power source in the form of a battery. The necklace may include a projector light and/or a medallion light within the interior of the projector medallion. The necklace may include a control chip within the interior of the projector medallion that may distribute power from the battery to the wire, the projector light, and/or the medallion light.

A walking aid that projects visual indications corresponding to repositioning of the walking aid. At least one indication for each foot is projected simultaneously. Each indication has dimensions corresponding to a circle or oval. The spacing between each indication can be modified to achieve different step length patterns. Each indication is projected at separate positions on a surface beneath the walking aid. Each position of the separate positions remains relatively static while the walking aid is both stationary and being displaced.

A phosphorescent composition is provided. The composition includes clear polymer and phosphorescent pigment dispersed in the clear polymer. About 5% to about 40% of the phosphorescent pigment is loaded in the clear polymer.