Abstract: In order to greatly increase the decoration, entertainment or advertisement effect of decorative object, the invention proposes to melt a fluid material, like a transparent resin, to a shell so as to obtain a particularly new and eyed-catching ornamental effect. In particular, the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a decorative object consisting of filling at least one opening (15) of a natural empty shell (10 ) with a fluid material R adapted to harden, like a polymer resin, glass or crystal, said method comprising at least the steps of: —cleaning the shell, —filling the opening(s) with said fluid material, —waiting for the fluid material to harden, —polishing the shell so as to withdraw any external roughness (44).

Abstract: The invention seeks to enable an accessory to be attached in modular and safe manner to a mobile unit while providing a choice between at least two fastener means. An accessory attachment system for a mobile unit in accordance with the invention, in which the accessory has an anchor point for a ring on which there is mounted a loop of cord for connection to the mobile unit presents a plate suitable for being secured to the shell of the mobile unit, and at least one O-ring of elastic material suitable for sliding or rolling along the external antenna in order to take up a clamped position at the root of the antenna, the plate and the O-ring being mounted on the cord. Advantageously, the accessory and the plate are mounted on the cord via respective key rings.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of transforming images, in particular photographs, into stereoscopic images, and also to images, and visual or audiovisual programs including sequences of images obtained by said method, and in particular to motion pictures and video games. The invention is achieved by: separating an image background into complementary color components, that are advantageously red, blue, and green; displacing at least one of the color components relative to the others, advantageously by shifting two color components through small amplitudes in opposite directions with the third color component, typically green, remaining stationary, or by rotating two color components in opposite directions through small amplitudes, with the third color component remaining stationary; and superposing an image that forms a foreground for the image.