Light-Emitting Earring is a battery-powered illuminated piece of jewelry that can be worn on pierced ears, other pierced body parts, and even clothing.
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People may spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars on jewelry, only to go unnoticed in dim or dark environments. Additionally, traditional jewelry does not change brightness, state, or color, offering consumers only one look per piece of jewelry. Some people may purchase illuminated jewelry instead, but such accessories may require distracting, highly noticeable wires and may require wearers to carry cumbersome battery packs.
Light-Emitting Earring offers dazzling jewelry that can be seen anytime, anywhere. This innovative product may comprise one or more light-emitting elements attached to the end of a two-conductor pin. The pin can be shaped so that a cell battery with a hole in the middle can slide in only one direction. The battery with the hole in the middle can double as a retainer clip. Further, the earring may or may not have a switch to turn the power on and off. Power can travel from the battery, through the two-conductor pin, and to the light-emitting element or elements. In one version of the invention, the battery can have a sequence processor built in that causes the light-emitting element or elements to cycle off and on and/or ramp up and down in brightness. In another version, a separate sequence processor can slide up the pin and attach to the back of the light-emitting element before the battery clip is attached. The sequence processor can interrupt the flow of power to the device or devices and can send a specific illumination pattern to the light-emitting element or elements. The two-conductor pin can be of a suitable length and width for pierced applications in the ears, other body locations, and other types of materials. The exact specifications may vary upon manufacturing.
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