A removeable shoe clasp for adding decorative ornaments to shoes is presented. The shoe clasp is comprised of an interior member connected to an exterior member by at least one hinge. The exterior member is attached to an attachment member onto which a decorative ornament may be removably attached. The shoe clasp allows for a wearer to easily add personalized elements to their shoes and to interchange the personalized elements among different shoes without damaging the shoe.

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.

An adjustable jewelry ring comprising: a first elongated member having a first length; a second elongated member having a second length, a second end of the second elongated member being attached to a first end of the first elongated member and a first end of the second elongated member being attached to a first bead; the second elongated member being flexible; a third elongated member having a third length, a second end of the third elongated member being attached to a second end of the first elongated member and a first end of the third elongated member being attached to a second bead; a slider coupling the second and third elongated members, arranged to be slidable to any position along the lengths of the second or third elongated members; wherein the combined lengths of the first, second and third elongated members is comprised between 50 and 150 millimeter.

A jewelry item for supporting a living plant includes a stylized base member that is handmade from a polymer clay to resemble a whimsical article. Structurally, the jewelry item is formed with a lumen (passageway) that extends between two open ends. The living plant is preferably a tillandsia that can live in a soil-free environment, when periodically hydrated.

The present disclosure relates to a portable attachment and communication system that enable a desired image to be displayed with flexibility and lower power consumption in an article worn or carried by a human.

The portable attachment is an article including a display body made of an electrophoretic display, the article being carried or worn by a user. The present disclosure can be applied to, for example, a portable attachment, etc. Examples of the portable attachment carried by a user are a bag, a wallet, a key holder, etc. Examples of the portable attachment worn by the user are a hair accessory, a tie, a watch, clothing, etc.

A device for motivating a user to achieve a goal and a method of using the device has been provided. The device comprises a bracelet and a set of detachable elements. The goal to be achieved is broken down into a set of sub-goals. Each sub-goal is associated with one of the detachable elements. All the detachable elements corresponding to all the sub-goals of the goal are attached to the bracelet. The user wears the bracelet while trying to achieve the goal by achieving the sub-goals one by one. For each achieved sub-goal the user removes a detachable element associated with the achieved sub-goal as an indication of the achievement of the user. This provides the user the motivation to complete the set of sub-goals to achieve the goal.

A mechanism and/or method for embellishing an earring by way of the inclusion of a mechanism body which may be added over the earring post or connected to another portion of an earring. The method and mechanism may include one or more ornamental charms, may be adjustable, and may utilize magnets.

A detachable pendant-ornament, animal tail in miniature shaped, may be constructed from two same sizes genuine or faux fur, fur and leather, or fur and decorated-leather trapezoids, ovals, or circle pieces, attached together and fitted in a jewelry-finding end-cap, or an eyelet that has attached a jewelry-findings chain or leather cord string with jump rings and catch clasp at its upper end. A second string may be attached to a side or the bottom of the pendant. The pendant may adorn an item by hanging its clasp(s) from one or two hook clasp(s) affixed in certain places of the item. A third hook clasp may be attached for converting the pendant with two strings in a detachable fastener. For a Keychain-Breloque, the pendant's single upper string may be attached to a keyring's sliding bail, together with another string with jewelry-findings loose beads strung and a symbolic charm at its end.

A jewelry bail for affixing a charm on a chain is provided. The jewelry bail includes a body having a first surface and an opposing second surface with an opening within the body. The opening has a latching portion and an ornament portion connected by an elongated portion. The latching potion's width is greater than the elongated portion's width. The latching portion and the elongated portion are adapted to mate with the chain such that the latching portion fits between links of the chain and the elongated width is smaller than the width of the links of a chain. The ornament portion is adapted to receive a charm. The structure and utility of the jewelry bail have the advantage of allowing versatility, the prevention of charms gathering in one location, and the prevention of chain migration around the wearer's neck.

Provided is a lucky charm, jewelry or a collector's item that includes a magical coin. The coin represents the 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, to achieve an aesthetically appealing appearance. The coin may be oriented or held in a manner to provide its possessor a great sense of magic, goodwill and/or promise. The key to the charm's power is the fact that it is lucky and that it may be associated with hypo-allergenicity and permanence, e.g., electronic permanence.