Abstract: A container for dispensing a liquid has a housing adapted to hold the liquid with an open upper end and a removable cap mateable with the open end. The housing exterior has a series of vertically spaced recesses that are located to align with fingers of an individual's hand gripping the container. The recesses accept interchangeable inserts that provide a gripping surface for the finger aligned with the recess. The container be constructed with inner and outer walls, the outer wall having apertures for the recesses, while the inner wall provides back surfaces for the recesses. The recesses may be of different sizes, but each is constructed to accept a common-sized insert, which is positioned between the finer and outer walls. The container may be provided with a spray cap having multiple spray exit apertures.

Abstract: A jewelry set includes a first jewelry item having a band for encircling a chosen part of a wearer's body and a second jewelry item having an attachment area and a decorative hoop, the hoop having a shape such that it can encircle the same chosen part of the wearer's body as the band. The first jewelry item has a connector for accepting and supporting the attachment area so that the hoop is maintained generally concentric with the band. The first jewelry item can be worn on the wearer's body either with both the band and the hoop encircling the chosen body part, or without the second jewelry item being attached, such that the second jewelry item can be worn separately from the first jewelry item. The first and second jewelry items may be, for example, a finger ring and a hoop earring.

Abstract: A jewelry set includes a first jewelry item having a band for encircling a chosen part of a wearer's body and a second jewelry item having an attachment area and a decorative hoop, the hoop having a shape such that it can encircle the same chosen part of the wearer's body as the band. The first jewelry item has a connector for accepting and supporting the attachment area so that the hoop is maintained generally concentric with the band. The first jewelry item can be worn on the wearer's body either with both the band and the hoop encircling the chosen body part, or without the second jewelry item being attached, such that the second jewelry item can be worn separately from the first jewelry item. The first and second jewelry items may be, for example, a finger ring and a hoop earring.