This is an interchangeable jewelry clip that attaches to the temple of a pair of eyeglasses and allows for charms or other devices to be attached. This allows a user to further customize his or her eyeglasses as he or she desires. The charms that attach to the clip can be interchanged with the clip or permanently attached to the clip.

Embodiments for a customizable jewelry and wireless audio headset system are provided. The system includes a wireless audio headset with a housing to store multiple electrical components, at least one jewelry accessory, at least one connecting component to secure jewelry accessories to the housing of the wireless audio headset, and a securing mechanism to create a loop and secure the system around the user's neck.

The present invention discloses an item of jewellery (1) comprising at least one ornament (2), the ornament (2) incorporating means for identification (5) which is visible under a predetermined wavelength of light.

A modular accessory apparatus includes a body component and a housing component. The body component has a first end and a second end, wherein the body component has a curvature such that a cap forms between the first end and the second end along the direction of extension of the curvature, and the first end has a connector. The housing component modularly couples to the connector. The housing component has a housing body, a coupler component, and a gateway block. The housing body has an opening, and the coupler component is disposed in the housing body. The gateway block is disposed in the opening, wherein the gateway block has a through-hole corresponding to the coupler component. The coupler component receives the connector via the through-hole, and the through-hole of the gateway block limits the displacement movement of the connector along a coplanar direction to the direction through the through-hole.

A novelty money-holding device that replaceably attaches to a garment of a user and releasably holds paper money so as to allow the paper money to be releasably attached to the garment of the user. The novelty money-holding device includes a safety pin, a plurality of binder clips, and an apparatus that attaches the plurality of binder clips to the safety pin. The safety pin replaceably attaches to the garment of the user. The plurality of binder clips are attached to the safety pin and releasably hold the paper money so as to allow the paper money to be releasably attached to the garment of the user.

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 support device for transferring at least part of the weight of an earring from an earlobe to a part of the ear that comprises cartilage, the device comprising a first portion (P1) capable of being attached to the earlobe and a second portion (P2) protruding from the first portion and capable of, when the first portion is attached to the earlobe, extending from the earlobe to attach to the part of the ear comprising cartilage.

A person worn article is provided that incorporates a jewelry phone charger system. The person worn article comprises a clasp with a first surface, a second surface, and a securing portion, the second surface being different from the first surface. The article further provides a first electrical cable with a first end and a second end, the first end being coupled to one of a universal serial bus (USB) plug and a mobile device male connector, the second end being physically coupled to the first surface of the clasp and a second electrical cable with a first end and a second end, the first end being coupled to the other of the USB plug and the mobile device male connector, the second end being physically coupled the second surface of the clasp, wherein the clasp comprises a 60Hz, 110 volt electric plug with a first prong and a second prong.

A necklace adapter for use with a smart watch is described. The necklace adapter generally includes an adapter base for connection to the smart watch and a retainer assembly for releasable attachment to a necklace of a user. The retainer assembly includes a hollow lower stem attached to the adapter base and having a first clasp member and a solid shaft, movably mounted within the lower stem, having a second clasp member. The solid stem and second clasp member are movable from a first closed position forming a closed loop with the first clasp member to a second open position spaced from the first clasp member. A spring is provided to bias the solid stem and second clasp member to the first closed position. In one embodiment, the retainer assembly is connected to the adapter base by a ball joint connection to adjust the position of the smart watch for the convenience of the user.

A magnetic necklace mount for a camera or mobile device is described. A magnetic necklace pendant for a camera or mobile device that allows the user the ability to attach, break-a-way and re-attach the device magnetically. The magnetic necklace holder includes a pendant of any shape with a cavity formed from an inject-able material which houses a magnet. The magnetic pendant attaches to the device by an accompanying plate that is of ferromagnetic material that includes a double sided adhesive pad that is attached to the camera or mobile device.