Abstract: The methods and systems disclosed herein provide a server that periodically monitors a user's location using one or more beacons while periodically monitoring hazardous conditions using a variety of electronic sensors, such as thermographic imaging. When the user is within a predetermined proximity of a hazardous condition the server transmits an instruction to an electronic wearable device to present a notification (e.g., haptic, noise, and the like) warning the user of the hazardous condition.

Abstract: A wearable device determines an objective based on analyzing a voice of a user, where the wearable device comprises one or more wearable sensors and one or more wearable actuators. The wearable device identifies objects by the one or more wearable sensors. The wearable device determines an action based on the objective and the identified objects and guides the user to achieve and objective by the one or more wearable actuators.

Abstract: This disclosure enables various lines, earrings with such lines, and methods of manufacture and use thereof. For example, some of these lines may extend between a pair of earrings worn on a pair of ears of a wearer. This form of extension may be arcuate, parabolic, hyperbolic, or gravitational.

Abstract: An approach is provided in which a lens system receives a set of location data corresponding to a location of a user wearing the lens system. Next, the lens system matches the set of location data to a location context entry stored in a storage area and, in turn, adjusts an appearance of the lens system based on a set of lens configuration attributes corresponding to the matched location context entry.

Abstract: The present disclosure, in one embodiment, is a computer-implemented method for the detection of and intervention in traumatic nightmares. In one embodiment, a user wears a watch wirelessly connected to a phone. The watch may include an accelerometer, gyroscope, and heartrate monitor. The application may monitor these sensors and intervene with haptic feedback if the application detects a traumatic nightmare. In one embodiment, the application may include a monitoring module that collects data from the watch's accelerometer, gyroscope, and heartrate sensors. The application may then estimate and record stress levels based on these sensors. The application may also include an intervention module that responds to high stress levels with haptic feedback that increases in intensity of previous efforts to intervene were unsuccessful.

Abstract: Disclosed is a clip (100) for a bracelet and/or a necklace. The clip in a closed state having a through hole (102) allowing said clip to wreathe an elongated member (301) of a bracelet and/or necklace. The clip comprises: a first part (120) and a second part (130), the first and second parts being connected by a hinge (101); and a resilient element (150) arranged in the second part. The resilient element comprising a first gripping surface for frictionally gripping a surface (151) of the elongated member. The resilient element being spaced apart from the first part. The first part comprises a rigid second gripping surface (121, 122) for gripping a surface of the elongated member, and the resilient element and the rigid second gripping surface allows the clip to be releasably secured at selected positions along the elongated member and allows said clip in a closed state to be movable along the elongated member, on which it is positioned by exerting a force in the axial direction.

Abstract: A jewelry apparatus comprises a chain and a decorative element having an opening disposed along an axis for slidably receiving the chain. The decorative element comprises a first portion, a second portion and at least two supporting members. The second portion is spaced in relation to the first portion on opposed sides of the opening. A first ornamental surface and a second ornamental surface are disposed in opposed outwardly facing directions relative to each other along a transverse axis. The two supporting members connect the first and second portions and are disposed on opposed sides of the longitudinal opening. The decorative element is free to rotate about the longitudinal axis between a first position in which the first ornamental surface faces outwardly from the user when worn by the user and a second position in which the second ornamental surface faces outwardly from the user.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a transmitting device for wireless power transmission, which includes: a bowl-shaped transmitting device body; and a transmitting coil unit for wirelessly transmitting power to a receiving device based on power supplied from a power source. The transmitting coil unit may include a multi-loop coil unit wound in the bottom surface of the transmitting device body, and a helical coil unit wound around the side wall of the transmitting device body, the helical coil unit being wound to increase the radius of a coil loop in a direction to the upper part of the transmitting device body, and being extended from the end of the multi-loop coil unit.

Abstract: A jewelry product that is to be worn by a user and that is formed as a threaded main shaft, along with a hanging link for support of the threaded main shaft from a body part. One or more decorative nuts are for threaded engagement with the threaded main shaft, and a securing member is for attaching the hanging link with the threaded main shaft. In another embodiment there is a partially closed loop that is comprised of separate loop portions, a pivot pin that connects the separate loop portions and that enables the separate loop portions to open and close, a sleeve disposed about the partially close loop and slideable to cover and uncover the pivot pin and a threaded main shaft engaged with the threaded opening of the respective heads.

Abstract: A convertible tool-chain with a counterweight designed to hold and carry tools in various configurations for maximum efficacy and comfort. Example configurations include but are not limited to: a tool-belt chain or a utility necklace with arrangements for receiving tools on the front, and a pendant or weight arranged on the rear to counterbalancing the weight tools on the front. In a second embodiment, the necklace is a decorative jewelry item, with an accessory pendant affixed to the back to counterbalance the weight of the decorative features on the front. A set of interchangeable counterweights may be provided with the necklace, possibly in different weights, for being attached to selected position(s) for counterbalancing loads in various positions. In addition, a method includes steps of selecting and positioning counterweight(s) on the rear of a necklace with weights and positions for counterbalancing load(s) on the front.

Abstract: Medical devices which are adapted to be inserted into a patient for a limited period of time using minimally invasive insertion procedures for dilating a stenotic opening, such as a stenotic sinus opening, are provided. The devices and methods can be used for treating sinusitis and other nasal and/or sinus disorders.

Abstract: A versatile jewelry includes a semi-rigid or rigid main body defining at least one retaining feature about the outer periphery. The main body has a semi-circular profile and defines first and second opposing end portions with a clearance therebetween. At least one hair accessory is adapted to extend over the main body and arranged to be secured by the at least one retaining feature. The main body retains the at least one hair accessory therewith, and the at least one hair accessory spans the periphery of the main body and the clearance.

Abstract: The invention comprises an improved means for forming and retaining candy on an accessory for body jewelry. A candy-bearing means comprises a perforated member connected to a central ring member of the accessory; a flexible attachment means comprises a perforated panel occupying the interior of the ring member enabling quick and reversible attachment to jewelry fixtures of variable sizes and shapes. The invention also discloses improved methods for forming candy pieces upon said candy-bearing means, including the use of strategically placed perforations or scorings in the tab member thereof, yielding candies that are especially suitable for the challenges associated with body jewelry; furthermore the accessory advantageously includes a handling means for allowing fine manipulation of the accessory via a removable and disposable handle that a user may grasp while attaching the accessory of the invention to any other body jewelry.

Abstract: A jewelry piece for displaying images is disclosed that includes a graphical display configured to display a plurality of images, a casing configured to house the graphical display and configured to mount to an object to form the jewelry piece, and a processor configured to receive a notification from a computing device and output an image on the graphical display based on the received notification.

Abstract: An article of jewelry for connecting an ornament having an electrically actuated feature thereto, comprising at least one ornament connection port mounted on a support substrate, the ornament receiving port being in electrical communication with an electrical conductor and comprising a post receiving cavity extending axially into the substrate, the post receiving cavity defining an bottom surface and an opening, wherein an axially inner electrically conductive member is mounted adjacent to the bottom surface of the post receiving cavity and an axially outer electrically conductive member is mounted adjacent to the opening of the cavity, the outer electrically conductive member being configured to provide a negative electrical contact and the inner conductive member being configured to provide a positive electrical contact responsive to the formation of a non-permanent engagement between first and second substrate engagement members.

Abstract: The bracelet, or other type of body jewelry such as previously described, such as necklace, anklet, belly chain, earring, etc. keeps the canopy of the umbrella/parasol/personal sunshade in place and closed when not in use. This method of closure eliminates the need for snaps, straps, Velcro, buttons, etc. on the canopy. The user simply slides the bracelet (or other type of body jewelry) on to keep the canopy closed and slides it off and puts it on their wrist (or other body part) when they want to open and use the umbrella/parasol/personal sunshade.

Abstract: A versatile jewelry includes a semi-rigid or rigid main body defining at least one retaining feature about the outer periphery. The main body has a semi-circular profile and defines first and second opposing end portions with a clearance therebetween. At least one hair accessory is adapted to extend over the main body and arranged to be secured by the at least one retaining feature. The main body retains the at least one hair accessory therewith, and the at least one hair accessory spans the periphery of the main body and the clearance.

Abstract: A light-emitting jewelry piece includes a gemstone, a head, and a mounting. The head is configured to interconnect the gemstone to the mounting. The mounting is arranged secure the light-emitting jewelry piece to a person or a personal adornment.

Abstract: The keychain bracelet is constructed of a flexible member that includes a plurality of charm members thereon, and which can stretch to enable a wrist to be inserted or removed as needed. The flexible member has distal ends that are permanently affixed to a padlock member, and which is configured to secure at least one keychain thereon as well as a self-defense repellent spray such as pepper spray. The self-defense repellent spray includes a small canister that when affixed to the padlock member ideally positions itself with respect to a palm of a hand of an end user. The padlock member features a light emitting diode and pill compartment to store at least one pill therein. The flexible member includes a key elsewhere with respect to the padlock member. The key is used to unlock the padlock member.

Abstract: A gallery pendant is described for displaying art and craft articles including jewels, gems, cabochons, paper, drawings, leather, metal, and images that can be secured within an open face, open top box by a detachable face frame and a cord or chain received through ear loops through the sides of the box proximate the open top of the box.

Abstract: A wrist-worn bracelet displaying health indicators constructed to ensure correct and optimal fitting on a wrist of user for the effective detection of functioning of human body. The wrist-worn bracelet includes a first wristband portion and a second wristband portion connected to the first wristband portion to form a closed loop. The second wristband portion includes at least one inwardly-bent portion. A contour of the at least one inwardly-bent portion is capable of being changed by heating and bending the inwardly-bent portion so that an inner diameter of the closed loop is adjustable.

Abstract: A wearable device is provided with a wearable device structure. The wearable device has a first end and a second end, each with a plurality of magnets. The first and second ends are coupled by overlapping at least a portion of the first end magnets to at least a portion of the second end magnets. The magnets operate and the magnets operate at a selectable strength of from N30 to N52. ID circuitry is provided at a surface or an interior of the wearable device.

Abstract: A wearable device is provided with a wearable device structure. The wearable device has a first end and a second end, each with a plurality of magnets. The first and second ends are coupled by overlapping at least a portion of the first end magnets to at least a portion of the second end magnets. The magnets can be exposed to a temperature range of 200° F. to 400° F. during, processing, cleaning and/or manufacturing of the wearable device. ID circuitry is provided at a surface or an interior of the wearable device.

Abstract: A wearable device is provided with a wearable device structure. The wearable device has a first end and a second end. A plurality of magnets is positioned at the first and second ends that provide for coupling of the first end to the second end of the wearable device. At least a portion of the magnets are magnetized through their widths or thickness, e.g., depth. ID circuitry is provided at a surface or an interior of the wearable device.

Abstract: A wearable device is provided with a wearable device structure. The wearable device has a first end and a second end, each with a plurality of magnets. The first and second ends are coupled by overlapping at least a portion of the first end magnets to at least a portion of the second end magnets. A distance between the overlapped magnets on the first end to magnets of the second end is 0.1 to 10 mm. ID circuitry is provided at a surface or an interior of the wearable device.

Abstract: A wearable device is provided with a wearable device structure. The wearable device has a first end and a second end. A plurality of magnets is positioned at the first and second ends that provide for coupling of the first end to the second end of the wearable device. At least a portion of the magnets are distanced from a first or second exterior surface of the wearable device structure in a range of 0.1 mm to 2.0 mm. ID circuitry is provided at a surface or an interior of the wearable device.

Abstract: A wearable device includes a wearable device structure. The wearable device has a first end and a second end each with a plurality of magnets. The first and second ends are coupled by overlapping of at least a portion of the first end magnets to at least a portion of the second end magnets. The wearable device structure includes an undercut structure for receiving at least a portion of the magnets. ID circuitry is provided at a surface or an interior of the wearable device.

Abstract: A wearable device includes a wearable device structure having first and second ends. A support member is positioned at least partially positioned in the wearable device structure. Electronic circuitry is at a surface or an interior of the wearable device. The electronic circuitry provides at least identification of the wearable device. One or more batteries are coupled to the electronic circuitry.

Abstract: A wearable device is provided with a wearable device structure. The wearable device structure includes a first end and a second end. A plurality of magnets is positioned at the first and second ends that provide for coupling the first end to the second end of the wearable device. At least a portion of adjacent magnets have opposite polarity. ID circuitry is at a surface or an interior of the wearable device structure.

Abstract: A wearable device is provided with a wearable device structure with first end and second ends. A plurality of magnets is positioned at the first and second ends that provide for coupling of the first end to the second end of the wearable device structure. At least a portion of the magnets are sealed in the wearable device structure. ID circuitry is at a surface or an interior of the wearable device structure.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method, a device and/or a system of an alternating bi-colored pattern necklace formed through a light offset of a first chain and an nth chain interlaced to form the alternating bi-colored pattern necklace. A width of an nth battery chamber forms an approximately one-half period offset from each of a first set of lights that are equally spaced with each other such that, when the first chain and the nth chain are mechanically coupled together when the first clipping end of the male connector orientation is mechanically coupled with the nth clipping end of the female connector orientation, the nth set of lights interlace with the first set of lights to form a bi-colored set of lights equally spaced apart in alternating colors of the first color and the nth color at a density of twice of any one of the first set of lights of the first chain and the nth set of lights of the nth chain.

Abstract: A protective device to be worn around the wrist of the user may include a wristband to be positioned around the wrist of the user and a hand band to be positioned around the wrist of the user in a first state and to be positioned around the hand of the user and a second state. The wristband may include a nerve point tool to scratch an assailant. The hand band may include a nerve point tool to scratch an assailant.

Abstract: An accessory adapter for mounting an ornamental piece with two opposing edges. The adapter has a body with two spaced members forming a cavity therebetween for receiving one of the edges. The body also has an exterior surface configured to be fixed to an anchoring portion for mounting the adapter on a human body or object. A movable member is rotatably mounted on the body and rotatable to engage the other edge of the two opposing edges to releasably secure the adapter to the ornamental piece.

Abstract: A magnetic device is disclosed for entertainment, education or magnetic therapy. The device includes a transparent annular tube having magnetic elements that slide within the tube cavity. The magnetic elements are arranged within the tube whereby the same poles on the magnetic elements create repulsive forces between them as the elements slide within the tube cavity, and contact between each magnetic element is prevented and the magnetic elements remain spatially separated within the tube. The magnetic device includes a wearable structure holding the tube with the magnetic elements.

Abstract: A system for preventing earphones or ear buds, when separated from ears of a user, from falling to the floor or ground, or dangling. The system includes an endless loop of neckwear proportioned to closely fit about a neck of a user preferably above the collarbone and a first clasp having a void space which, at its maximum size, is sufficiently small to preclude a slippage of the earphones or ear buds through it and to maintain left and right earphone cords thereof proximally the neck and torso of the user.

Abstract: A wearable communication device including a necklace having an integrated first power source, and a telecommunications device having a transceiver configured to allow wireless communication, wherein the telecommunications device is configured to couple and decouple with the necklace, and wherein the telecommunications device is configured to receive power from the first power source when coupled with the necklace.

Abstract: A bracelet for wrist and a portable electronic device with photographic lens includes a flexible band of which the length is long enough to wrap around either a portable electronic device with photographic lens either a wrist, the mentioned band being provided with an adjustable closure allowing to adapt the perimeter of the bracelet either to the size of the device either to the size of the wrist. Moreover, the bracelet has at least one lens incorporated in the above mentioned band such as to produce an optical effect when it covers the photographic lens of a portable electronic device.

Abstract: A medical bracelet, wrist-band device, watch, piece of jewelry, or any other worn item contains a OR code for fast scanning by emergency first responders, ER teams or any other medical personnel. Scanning the QR code with a handheld device like a smartphone results in immediate retrieval of pertinent medical information either directly from the QR code, or from a dedicated website. Further security of medical information can be provided by a numerical or alphanumerical patient ID. and a PIN that can be printed on the device for fast access.

Abstract: Systems and methods include a first interchangeable segment having first and second ends separated by a first length. The first interchangeable segment may include a first connector at the first end and a second connector at the second end. A second interchangeable segment may have third and fourth ends separated by a second length. The second interchangeable segment may include a third connector at the third end and a fourth connector at the fourth end. The first and second interchangeable segments may connect to at least partially encircle a user.

Abstract: The present invention provides an earphone catching necklace comprising a necklace with a clasp (or clasps) attached. The necklace is designed to be worn while the earphones are in use. The clasp (or clasps) on the necklace is large enough to enclose the earphone cord but is smaller than the actual ear buds. Therefore the clasp will catch the ear buds in the event that they fall out of the listener's ear.

Abstract: New forms of religious jewelry. Jewelry articles are provided representing the tomb of Jesus, to depict and/or symbolize the event of the Resurrection for Christian religious adherents.

Abstract: This invention is a bracelet designed to accommodate a metallic golf ball marker held in place by a magnet. The marker is a key part of a golf game utilized by players to mark the position of their ball on the green. By incorporating a magnet in an attractive colorful bracelet the golfer can have ready access to an easily removable and replaceable marker.

Abstract: The fingernail polish protector includes an adjustable ring portion along with a ventilated protective shield which snaps into the adjustable ring portion. The adjustable ring portion is designed to fit over the distal end of the finger of a wearer whose fingernail has been recently polished such that the ventilated protective portion overlies the fingernail thereby protecting the polish from being damaged while it dries and cures. Ventilation openings allow airflow and can be formed to be both functional and decorative. A positive stop prevents the ventilated protective shield from tilting downward onto a wet nail, while downward curved sides of the shield limit side-to-side movement which also helps prevent damaging newly polished fingernails. A plastic injection molding process allows the two interlocking portions to be formed in various sizes and colors.

Abstract: This disclosure describes systems, methods, and apparatus for an earring safety device that can be clipped to an ear enveloping an earring so as to protect the ear and the wearer's head from the earring during fast-paced activities. The earring safety device can enable athletes to participate in contact sports without removing the earring, especially where rules would otherwise preclude the athlete from competing. The earring safety device can also protect the wearer from snagging the earring during high-intensity activities and jobs The protection also protects the athlete from injury due to impacts made to the earring.

Abstract: A bracelet having a channel groove. The bracelet has an outer side and an inner side. A channel groove is at least partially surrounding a circumference of the outer side. A hair band may fit within the channel groove.

Abstract: A jewelry with scent embedded thereon includes a substrate. A multi-colored graphic is adhered to a first side of the substrate. A scent microcapsule layer is adhered to a second side of the substrate, opposite to the first side of the substrate.

Abstract: A jewelry display stand having a main body portion simulating the neck and upper torso of a person. A necklace can be draped over the front of the main body portion, which is hollow on the interior, so that the end of the necklace can either be inserted into an opening in the back of the main body portion communicating with the interior thereof, or hooked under a tab on the back of the main body portion. A retractable panel is provided on the back of the main body portion for supporting the same in an upright position.

Abstract: Disclosed is a jewelry item to which a location tracking module can be attached. The location tracking module could use a GPS circuit or a GPS circuit. A geo fence can be defined around the jewelry item. If the jewelry is taken out of the geo fence, a message or an alarm may be sent to specified phone numbers and email IDs.

Abstract: A jewelry piece in which the precious stone is replaced with an apparatus comprising a screen, wherein the apparatus is capable of receiving from a smart phone and displaying on the screen an image a user selects from a plurality of choices, in order to make the jewelry piece appear as having a particular precious stone.

Abstract: A vibrating body jewelry item to be attached to either a pierced and unpierced body part of the user. Including a housing having a first and second section designed to create a cavity therein, with a power source, positioned within the cavity; a vibrating motor unit, coupled to the power source, and positioned within the cavity; and a control device, positioned within the cavity, coupled to the vibrating motor unit to control thereof, and coupled to the power source to receive power therefrom, having a signal receiving unit to receive control signals to turn on and off the vibrating motor unit. Wherein there is an attachment device, designed to couple the housing to the user. There is also an actuating device, remote from the housing, designed to send a signal to the signal receiving unit to activate and deactivate the vibrating motor.