"Swap It" Interchangeable Jewelry Building System

Abstract

A quick swapping interchangeable jewelry building system that is comprised of short length jewelry strands made of, but not limited to various precious metals, beads or glass to be re-used continually by connecting and replacing charms, pendants and bibs to alter the look and length of the embodiment in seconds. In the final analysis the end-user is always in control of the outcome, which offers a plurality of configurations.

1 . A method of building a jewelry necklace from beginning to end utilizing a quick connecting appendage free clasps to support the insertion of, but will not be limited to additional short jewelry strands, jewelry charms, jewelry pendants and jewelry bibs. A minimum of two short jewelry strands of the same length are utilized for aesthetic purposes, one on the right side and one on the left side of the jewelry necklace, which is connected via a quick connecting appendage free jewelry clasp to bottom loop of the short jewelry strand to the top loop of the first charm. When holding the jewelry piece up at this point you have one jewelry strand on the right and one on the left that is connected via a quick connecting appendage free jewelry clasp to one charm on opposite sides of the necklace. There is a readily available jewelry extender that connect the two jewelry strands around the back of the neck usually connect by a lobster claw clasp. In continuing to build a jewelry necklace the method is repeated by connecting the same type of quick connecting appendage free clasp to the bottom of the loop of the first charm to the top loop of the next charm or top loop of an additional jewelry strand until the end-user has reached the desired look and length. The plurality of configurations are endless as jewelry strands can be re-utilized to swap out charms, pendants and bibs in seconds. 
     
     
         2 . In building a jewelry bracelet/anklet from beginning to end via the fast connecting interchangeable jewelry system one strand is sufficient to start with. Charms would be connected on both sides of the short jewelry strand on both sides of the short jewelry strand to form the bracelet/anklet utilizing the quick connecting appendage free clasp until the end-user is satisfied with the look and the length. 
     
     
         3 . A jewelry watch can be constructed using one timepiece face and two short jewelry strands that are connected by a quick appendage free jewelry clasp. 
     
     
         4 . Claim one will also utilize a basic extender to close off the back of the necklace with a lobster claw or quick connecting clasp. 
     
     
         5 . All claims are utilizing a quick connecting appendage free jewelry clasps. There are a few on the market, in this case I have used a lever clasp, but snap open and close clasps can be utilized to offer the same benefits and are readily available. 
     
     
         6 . The jewelry bracelet/anklet  claim 2  can be constructed by utilizing two short jewelry strands and less charms for a completely different variation.