The main embodiment is a system, apparatus, and method for attaching a decorative accessory, cover, disguise, and or enhancement to an acupressure device ordinarily worn on the wrist or other wearable item. The system, apparatus, and method comprising a clip with magnetic properties, top and bottom sides also referred herein as first end A and second end B, which holds onto an acupressure device or other wearable item, the bottom side also referred to as second end B inserting between the acupressure device and the body of the user and the top side also referred to as first end A holding flush to the top of the acupressure device or other wearable item, remaining exposed, configured to engage a magnetic component and a decorative accessory, cover, disguise, and or enhancement in which the magnetic component is incorporated.

The decorative accessory, cover, disguise, and or enhancement is a decorative overlay comprising of one or more magnetic components that correspond to the clip(s) placed onto the acupressure device or other wearable item to secure the decorative accessory onto the acupressure device or other wearable item, covering the acupressure device or other wearable item in part or in whole, preventing the decorative accessory from displacing from covering the acupressure device or other wearable item. Thereby providing a decorative overlay to a functional wearable item, allowing for discretion for cause to wear the acupressure device or other wearable item and personalization of the wearable item.

A magnetized body wear is configured to be worn on a body part of a user, for example, worn on the wrist or ankle of the feet. The magnetized body wear comprises multiple magnetized spheres coated with a covering material, where the magnetized spheres are removably attached to each other to define a closed loop. One selected pair of the magnetized spheres is detached to open the closed loop and to allow the attached magnetized spheres to be worn and attached around the body part. The closed looped magnetized spheres worn on the body part optimizes bodily conditions of the user.

A smart bracelet (100) is provided. The smart bracelet (100) has a length direction, and includes: a first pulse detector (12) and a blood flow sensor (11) sequentially arranged along the length direction, wherein, the blood flow sensor (11) is configured for identifying a blood flow direction and sending a blood flow direction signal; the first pulse detector (12) is configured for detecting a pulse signal. The smart bracelet (100) can intelligently detect whether it is worn on a left hand or a right hand and avoid manually input.

A weight-bearing bracelet, including a bracelet body. An end of the bracelet body is arranged with a first docking mechanism, and the other end is arranged with a docking member; the first docking mechanism includes a docking groove and a locking assembly; the locking assembly includes a locking member and a resilient member; the locking member is arranged with a first limiting portion; the docking member includes a first docking member capable of being inserted into the docking groove, and the first docking member is arranged with a second limiting portion; the second limiting portion is located on a rear side of the first limiting portion, to restrict the first docking member from being disengaged from the docking groove, in condition of the first docking member being inserted into the docking groove.

A wearable bracelet containing an antiseptic solution that can be selectively dispensed by a user as desired to assist in disinfecting the user's hands or other surface. The antiseptic bracelet is to be worn on and around user's wrist near the base of the user's palm and comprises a bracelet band that is connected to opposing sides of a dispensing pod, forming a loop which can be placed around a user's wrist. The dispensing pod includes a hollow interior forming an internal reservoir and a dispensing tip positioned in an outlet channel. The internal reservoir enables the dispensing pod to hold an antiseptic solution and dispensing tip enables a user to selectively dispense a portion of the solution in the dispensing pod.

This invention comprises wearable computing devices and methods for the wrist and/or forearm including a bifurcating attachment member and/or proximal and distal display members. These wearable devices can provide relatively-large display areas without looking too clunky or being uncomfortable to wear. This invention also comprises methods for conserving energy and for modifying the communication interface between a human and a computer based on data from environmental sensors and/or body sensors.

This invention is a wearable device for an arm with a plurality of close-fitting biometric sensors. These sensors can be spectroscopic sensors which project light onto an arm surface at different angles. Alternatively, these sensors can be electromagnetic energy sensors which measure tissue impedance, resistance, conductivity, or permittivity. These sensors can be on the circumference-center-facing wall of an elastic fluid, gel, or gas filled member. Data from these sensors can be used to measure a person's hydration levels, oxygen levels, glucose levels, or heart rate.

A versatile jewelry includes a semi-rigid or rigid main body defining a circumferential groove. The main body has first and second opposing end portions with a clearance therebetween sized to receive a user's wrist. At least one hair accessory is adapted to be disposed in the groove and span the clearance. The at least one hair accessory has an elasticity and the main body has a rigidity arranged to resist the elasticity of the at least one hair accessory without deformation of the main body and to distribute pressure from the at least one hair accessory away from the wrist.

A personal entertainment respiratory apparatus provides air to a user to provide a fully immersive entertainment experience. The personal entertainment system may comprise a flow generator for providing the flow of air. A personal spatial respiratory interface may be coupled to the flow generator. The personal spatial respiratory interface may comprise an outlet for the flow generator. The personal spatial respiratory interface may further be configured to direct the flow of air within an ambient breathing proximity of a user. The personal entertainment respiratory apparatus may further comprise a controller and a sensory particle dispenser. The controller and sensory particle dispenser may be configured to selectively activate release of a sensory particle from the dispenser into the directed flow of air in response to an entertainment triggering signal.

A jewelry device for applying acupressure to a location on a wearers skin includes a band and an accessory rotatably connected about an axis thereof to the band. The band includes a first end point, a second end point, and a longitudinal section extending between the first end point and the second end point. The accessory includes at least one domed surface.