A jewelry apparatus comprises a chain and a decorative element having an opening disposed along an axis for slidably receiving the chain. The decorative element comprises a first portion, a second portion and at least two supporting members. The second portion is spaced in relation to the first portion on opposed sides of the opening. A first ornamental surface and a second ornamental surface are disposed in opposed outwardly facing directions relative to each other along a transverse axis. The two supporting members connect the first and second portions and are disposed on opposed sides of the longitudinal opening. The decorative element is free to rotate about the longitudinal axis between a first position in which the first ornamental surface faces outwardly from the user when worn by the user and a second position in which the second ornamental surface faces outwardly from the user.

Various jewelry pieces may be assembled by selectively coupling together jewelry elements of varying ornamental design using clasps that are easily manipulated without the need for tools and which are generally hidden from view when the jewelry piece is worn.

Systems and methods for attaching or joining a personalization accessory to headphones, earphones, ear buds and listening devices that produce, enhance and/or cancel acoustics and go in, on, and/or over the ear.

A jewelry article having a functional component that can be worn as a bracelet is provided. The bracelet includes a rigid portion that defines a portion of the circumferential perimeter of the bracelet. A flexible band is removeably connected at one end of the rigid portion via a clasp and the flexible band is connected at the other end of the rigid portion to define the remaining circumferential perimeter of the bracelet. A plurality of beads are disposed along the flexible band. Each bead includes a tool head and the bead can be engaged with the rigid portion while disposed on the flexible band so that a force applied to the rigid portion can be transmitted to the tool head on the bead to perform an operational function. One tool or more can also be pivotally connected to rigid portion and pivoted from a stored position to an extended position.

A jewelry clasp includes a lower arm and an upper arm that are hingedly joined to each other at one respective ends thereof. A locking pin is provided adjacent a second end of the upper arm and the locking pin extends toward the respective second end of the lower arm and locked inside a locking receptacle formed adjacent a second distal end of the lower arm. The locking receptacle contains two spring wires that extend transversely to the direction of the locking receptacle, the spring wires being spaced from each other at a distance slightly smaller than the diametrical size of a pin head of the locking pin. The clasp can be used as a general jewelry closure device.

A jewelry ornament removably attachable to a bracelet substrate is provided. The jewelry ornament including a first member having an upper surface and a lower surface, a second member having an upper surface and a lower surface, and an articulation structure. The articulation structure may be configured to allow the jewelry ornament to be removably coupled to the bracelet substrate. The lower surface of the first member may include a first portion configured to contact an upper surface of the bracelet substrate. The upper surface of the second member may include a first portion configured to contact a lower surface of the bracelet substrate. The entire lower surface of the first member may be a flat surface arranged in a single plane. The entire upper surface of the second member may be a flat surface arranged in a single plane.

Team tracking kits, methods of using a team tracking kits, and methods or providing team tracking kits are described. An example embodiment of a team tracking kit includes an elongate member, a first token, and a first plurality of tokens. The first token includes a representation of a first team. Each token of the first plurality of tokens includes a representation of a rival team, a representation of an event within a postseason within which the first team can participate, or a representation of an event within a tournament within which the first team can participate.

Embodiments for a removable zipper charm with marketing receptacle are provided. The attachment includes a medallion, a connector ring, a connecting mechanism, and marketing material. Generally speaking, these components are structured such that the connector ring is attached to the medallion at the edge of the medallion, the marketing material is engraved or attached to the medallion, and the connecting mechanism is fastened to the connector ring and thereby the medallion. The connecting mechanism can also be simultaneously fastened to a zipper slide or a zipper pull tab, and this architecture allows a user to use the attachment as a zipper tab replacement or extension while promoting marketing material as desired.

A charm and clothing attachment device includes a main body having a hook portion, a moveable arm and a central aperture. An elongated shaft having a sharp tip along a distal end extends outward from the main body. A receiver having a cavity is removably connected to the elongated shaft. One or more charms, each having a loop portion are suspended from the hook portion of the main body.