A compression device for freeing a ring trapped on a digit includes a rigid outer body. The rigid outer body includes a digit cavity extending from a cavity opening at a body proximal end of the body towards a body distal end of the body, a fluid inlet, and a fluid flow path fluidly connecting the fluid inlet to one or more inflation chambers positioned in the digit cavity. The body proximal end includes an upper portion, a lower portion, and two laterally spaced-apart side portions. At least one side portion is distally recessed as compared to the upper and lower portions to accommodate an interdigital fold. At least one flexible bladder lines the digit cavity, each flexible bladder defining at least one wall of one of the one or more inflation chambers.

A ring support and method of supporting a ring on a finger of a wearer having an enlarged knuckle, includes a soft, pliable ring-shaped body sized and dimensioned to slide over the wearer's enlarged knuckle and rest securely on a finger segment of the wearer. The body has a thickness sized and dimensioned to a ring size substantially as large as the wearer's enlarged knuckle and an outer surface on an outer circumference configured to receive a ring. The ring support may further include a channel to receive the ring on the outer circumference of the body, which may include a first flange and a second flange. The ring support may be made from silicone rubber.

The current invention are ring holding devices such as pendants that securely hold and display rings. The base of the pendant is metal forming the outline of the desired shape (such as a heart). There is a latch that opens to allow the metal outline to be placed through the ring. The latch is closed, securing the ring in place, hanging from the body. The device may have bails to secure the pendant to a chain, to allow the pendant to be worn on a necklace, bracelet, or other accessories.

A foldable ring includes a main ring and a flipper. The main ring has a first inner peripheral surface, a first outer peripheral surface, a first front surface, a first rear surface, and a first through cavity formed as a space surrounded by the first inner peripheral surface. The flipper has a second inner peripheral surface, a second outer peripheral surface, a second front surface, a second rear surface, and a second through cavity formed as a space surrounded by the second inner peripheral surface. The flipper is pivotally attached on the first front surface to move between a first and second position. In either the first or second position, the flipper is arranged to overlap on the first front surface and that the first through cavity is arranged to align with the second through cavity to allow a user's finger to pass through both main ring and flipper.

A jewelry box for holding jewelry is disclosed that has an elongate member having a first end and a second end, an inner surface and an outer surface, and that is foldable between an open position and a closed position, where the closed position is a box. A jewelry-receiving member protrudes from the inner surface of the elongate member for movement therewith and defines a receptacle to receive a piece of jewelry. The receptacle, in the open position, is oriented generally perpendicular to the inner surface of the elongate member and, in the closed position, after rotation of the jewelry-receiving member of about 90 degrees, is oriented generally parallel to the inner surface of the elongate member.

The invention proposes a decorative object comprising a body and a decorative element fastened in a reversible manner to the body, enabling change of decorative element easily. The decorative object comprising a system for reversibly fastening the decorative element on the body comprises: on the decorative element, a first locking stud on which is pivotably mounted a rigid stem; a second locking stud provided with a means for reversibly locking the stem in fastening position; on the body: a first locking orifice intended to receive the first locking stud of the decorative element; a second locking orifice intended to receive the second locking stud of the decorative element; a bearing surface being arranged, in fastening position, between the two locking studs, and on which the stem is intended to bear forcibly when it is locked in fastening position by the means for reversibly locking the second locking stud.

A jewelry box for holding jewelry is disclosed that has an elongate member having a first end and a second end, an inner surface and an outer surface, and that is foldable between an open position and a closed position, where the closed position is a box. A jewelry-receiving member protrudes from the inner surface of the elongate member for movement therewith and defines a receptacle to receive a piece of jewelry. The receptacle, in the open position, is oriented generally perpendicular to the inner surface of the elongate member and, in the closed position, after rotation of the jewelry-receiving member of about 90 degrees, is oriented generally parallel to the inner surface of the elongate member.

A mobile communication device that comprises a fashion accessory and a signaling assembly is provided. The signaling assembly may be configured to provide sensory stimuli such as a flashing LED light and a vibration. These stimuli may vary depending on the signal received from a remote communication device or from gestures made by a user or from information stored in the mobile communication device.

Disclosed is a holder for nail polish containers, including at least one ring portion configured to fit around a user's finger and having formed therein an opening slit, and at least one crown portion disposed above and interconnected with the ring portions. The crown has a cavity formed therein and an expandable opening configured to receive a nail polish container. The ring portions and the crown are portions of a unified body formed from a substantially pliable material.