Dynamic fluidic jewelry

A construct to be worn by a wearer comprising at least one fluid reservoir having a wall defining an inside and an outside surface of a front plate of the reservoir, at least one inside surface of the reservoir consisting at least in part of the front plate including at least one decorative component through which light is capable of passing and which spans the wall of the front plate from the outside to the inside surface of the reservoir and

• at least two immiscible fluids having differing physical properties disposed in the fluid reservoir and adapted to intermittently come into contact with a portion of the inside surface of the at least one decorative component which comprise part of the inside surface of the reservoir, the contact or non-contact changing the appearance of the at least one when viewed through the decorative component.

A construct to be worn by a wearer, the construct comprising:

• at least one reservoir, the reservoir enclosing at least two fluids and comprising a wall, the wall surrounding an inner space, the wall having an inside surface and an outside visible surface each comprising at least one portion of said inner or outer surface;
• a plurality of decorative components through which light is capable of passing and which span the wall from the outside surface to the inside surface such that the appearance of the at least one portion of the decorative components change depending on the position of the fluids, and
• the fluids having the physical property of refractivity which differs from one to the other, the fluids being disposed within the inner space so as to be capable of contact with the at least one portion of the decorative components, the portion making up part of the inside surface of the wall.

A construct to be worn by a wearer, the construct comprising:

• at least one reservoir, the reservoir comprising a wall, the wall surrounding an inner space, the wall having an inside surface and an outside visible surface;
• a plurality of decorative components through which light is capable of passing and which span the wall from the outside visible surface to the inside surface, and
• at least two immiscible fluids having the physical property of refractivity which differs from one fluid to the other fluid, the fluids being disposed within the inner space so as to be capable of contact with a transparent or semi-transparent portion of the decorative components, the portion making up part of the inside surface of the wall.