A dual slider mechanism to independently adjust jewelry lengths to maintain the fit and style of a necklace. This is an article of jewelry comprised of two flexible members and two sliding members with sliding ends and fixed ends such that the sliders attach to the flexible members to permit movement along the flexible members therefore providing a functionally independent interplay between fit and style.

A wearable jewelry device is a continuous ring shaped base member including an interior side, an exterior side, and a circumferential channel defined in the exterior side, the channel having a depth and extending annularly around a circumference of the exterior side of the base member; and a continuous annular decorative band removably receivable within the channel of the base member. The decorative band has a thickness that is substantially equal to the depth of the channel such that the decorative band is flush with the exterior side of the base member when the decorative band is received within the channel. The base member and the decorative band are formed from a resilient material.

Jewelry devices and assemblies for adjusting the appearance of jewelry as worn. The assemblies include a clip having first and second shell pieces pivotally coupled together with a hinge disposed within an interior volume defined by the shell pieces. Gripping members defining gripping surfaces are affixed to interior surfaces of the shell pieces and cooperate to hold in place one or more portions of a necklace, bracelet, anklet, and the like. In some examples, a portion of an elongated member of a jewelry article, such as a necklace chain, is couplable to a terminal extending from one of the shell pieces.

An article of jewelry having at least one slider is disclosed. The slider includes a body defining a securing channel and a sliding channel. The slider also includes a securing flap extending from the body and configured to be pressed from a first position to a second position such that the securing flap is pressed at least partially into the securing channel to restrain the band when the band is disposed therein.

A powered light-up bead and assembly for use in jewelry items. The assembly forming a bracelet that can be adapted to several alternate types, embodiments, and styles of jewelry, including, but not limited to, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, and other similar ring or hoop-like assemblies having a length and a clasp for the coupling of a pair of opposed ends around a circumference. The assembly is configured for illumination from an interior space or cavity of a bead and having a resilient connecting portion between adjacent beads.

A jewelry article is disclosed. The jewelry article includes a main segment configured to loop around a body part and having a first and second end. A ring with a center opening is attached to the second end of the main segment. An extender has a first and second end, wherein the first end of the main segment is attached to the second end of the extender and the first end of the extender passes through and extends beyond the center opening of the ring, providing a variable circumference loop. The jewelry article further includes a fastener attached to the first end of the extender, wherein the fastener is larger than the opening of the ring and cannot pass therethrough, and the fastener is configured for removeable connection to the extender or the ring. Methods of securing the jewelry article around a body part are also disclosed.

An insect repellent system including a jewelry item, wherein the jewelry item includes at least one bead adaptable to at least one of adsorb and absorb at least one essential oil. The at least one essential oil is capable of repelling at least one insect and is present in an effective amount to repel the at least one insect. The system may further include a dish for receiving the jewelry item and the at least one essential oil. The jewelry item is placed in contact with the at least one essential oil in the dish.

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.

A slider for an article of jewelry is disclosed. The slider includes a body defining a securing channel and a sliding channel. The slider also includes a securing flap extending from the body and configured to be pressed from a first position to a second position such that the securing flap is pressed at least partially into the securing channel to restrain the band when the band is disposed therein. Articles of jewelry utilizing such sliders are also disclosed herein.

A wearable accessory is provided along with an adjustable linkage and a functional element. In regards to the adjustable linkage, the adjustable linkage includes first and second linkage portions spaced apart from one another to define a channel therebetween. Each linkage portion includes a sidewall defining first and second openings. The second opening defined by each linkage portion includes a plurality of holes spaced in a longitudinal direction to provide sizing options. The adjustable linkage also includes fasteners extending through respective holes the second openings defined by the first and second linkage portions so as to rotatably connect a link of the accessory to the first and second linkage portions. The first and second linkage portions are separate components attached to one another by their mutual attachment to the link of the accessory.