An interchangeable jewelry system or kit can include a jewelry base, one or more charms, and one or more keys. A manufacturer can configure the jewelry base so that a user can wear the jewelry system as a ring, necklace, bracelet, or any other type of jewelry. The jewelry base can include a recessed surround and a post recess. A manufacturer can size the charm to fit within the recessed surround and be configured in a variety of ways to lock into the recessed surround. A manufacturer can configure a key in a variety of ways so that a user can unlock the dot fitting from the recessed surround with the key. Once unlocked, the owner can remove the charm from the recessed surround of the jewelry base and can select an alternative dot fitting with a different design to lock into the recessed surround.

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.

The invention is directed to a decorative connector for forming a jewelry item, said decorative connector comprising: a decorative member having oppositely located sections, said decorative member comprising a loop at one of said oppositely located sections, said decorative member comprising a decorative body, said loop having a first end fixedly attached to the body of said decorative member, a second end of said loop removably connected to the body of said decorative member to open said loop, the connections between said loop and said body of said decorative member being substantially hidden from view, a passageway through the other of said oppositely located sections of said decorative member, said passageway enabling connecting said decorative connector to a jewelry item.

A jewelry system with interchangeable decorative segments is provided. The jewelry system includes a plurality of decorative segments, each such segment having a center aperture that extends through the segment along a vertical axis in the center of the segment from a top surface to a bottom surface. The jewelry system also includes a central rod for receiving one or more segments, the rod including a stopper at the lower end to support the received segments and an eyelet at the upper end to receive a chain which when received, prevents the received segments from slipping off the top part of the rod while also facilitating the jewelry to be worn.

Provided is a lucky token, jewelry or a collector item that includes a magical coin. The coin represents legal tender currency of a member nation of the United Nations and has a native color. The coin is either coated with a material that intentionally and visually alters the native color of the coin, is bejeweled, or both, so as to achieve an aesthetically appealing appearance.

There is provided herein a jewelry system comprising a first segment having a shape of a ring, the first segment comprising two coaxially positioned apertures being essentially parallel to the ring's plane; a second segment sized and shaped to fit within the ring of the first segment, wherein the second segment comprises an aperture extending therethrough; and a rod configured to extend through the apertures of the first and second segments, thereby securing the second segment within the ring of the first segment.