Abstract: A system and method that activates light emission elements controlled by a processor using rigid, rigid-flex, or flex circuitry that causes the light emission elements to illuminate in dynamic patterns, colors, or arrangements based on algorithms that map sensory data captured by a plurality of sensors, such as musical, biometric, behavioral, environmental, visual, or kinetic data sensors. These dynamic illumination patterns or arrangements can coordinate with the user's outfit, environment, motions, emotions, or physiological state. The system and method could be employed in various pieces of curved or straight jewelry such as bracelets, headbands, hair clips, necklaces, choker necklaces, and other consumer products as appropriate. The system can also generate dynamic sequences used for functions other than illumination, for example vibration or behavioral choices, such as whether or not to go outside based on pollution readings analyzed by the processor utilizing environmental sensor data.