History Main / MagicalAccessory

* ''ChildOfKamiariMonth'': Kanna inherited a bracelet with a jade ''magatama'' attached to it from her mother, which catalyzes the divine powers they inherited from their godly ancestor Idaten.

* Gene Starwind of ''Anime/OutlawStar'' had a two-way communicator disguised as an ear stud.
* When not being used or shown off, the [[TransformationTrinket Soul Gems]] in ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' become rings or other items. [[spoiler:They’re also {{Soul Jar}}s.]]
** In ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaTheMovieRebellion'', [[spoiler:Devil!Homura]] seals [[spoiler:Godoka's power]] in a very glittery earring that she never takes off. It serves as a visual indicator of [[spoiler:her FaceHeelTurn]].
* In the 1960s anime, ''Prince Planet'', the titular hero wears a medallion on his chest that gives him power.

* In ''VideoGame/DarkCloud2'', the two protagonists Max and Monica derive their powers from two amulets they wear around their necks; with them, they can go back and forth in time, among other things.
* In ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion'' the Amulet of Kings is the magical necklace that the entire game is about. It can only be worn by the Septim heir, however; he uses it to light the dragon fires as he wears it.

* ''VideoGame/HorizonZeroDawn'' plays with this trope. Aloy's "focus" is a piece of [[SufficientlyAdvancedTechnology sufficiently advanced consumer electronics]] from the mid 21st century that's essentially an augmented reality smartphone. Its interface allows Aloy to interact with a lot of old-world tech and Gaia's machines in ways that ''look'' magical to those unaware of how it works (which includes Aloy for most of her life).
* In ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' Sora is able to change the properties of the keyblade by equipping keychains.

* ''VideoGame/SilentHill4TheRoom'': The Saint Medallions are protective items that can be worn by Henry. They hamstring [[OurGhostsAreDifferent Victims]], neutralizing their harmful aura and drastically slowing them down; it also seems to deal limited damage to them, as weaker Victims like #1 and #12 can be knocked down altogether just by being near Henry for extended amounts of time. They have limited power, however, and will eventually break when that power is used up; plus, there are less than ten of them in the whole game.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs1981'' episode "The Magic Earrings", Hogatha came across one half of a pair of magic earrings that she recognized could be used to track down the Smurfs, since these earrings could pick up sounds from around the world. She disguised herself as a HotWitch in order to attract Gargamel's attention to get the other half of the earrings from him, which he bought from the same traveling salesman. However, when she was being drawn to the Smurf Village by the sound of Lazy's snoring, the Smurfs, who were aware of the magic earrings Hogatha had possessed, had Harmony play his usual awful music, which drove Hogatha away and into the water, where the earrings ended up being worn by a fish that happened to swim by.

* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', Inoue has a pair of hair clips that transform into a set of sprites with various powers. In this case, the power is her own and the transformation is an expression of it into an object that has sentimental value because the clips were given to her by her deceased brother.

* Faye Valentine from ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' has a bracelet giving her remote control over a set of loaded dice she uses to cheat people with.

* Several of the [[MorphWeapon Devices]] in the ''Franchise/LyricalNanoha'' franchise take the form of necklaces in their Standby Mode. Specific examples include Nanoha's [[BoomStick Raising Heart]], Hayate's [[MagicStaff Schwertkreuz]], and Subaru's [[RollerbladeGood Mach Calibur]]. There are also some Wearable-Type Devices whose active mode comes in the form of jewelry that provide support magic, such as [[WhiteMage Shamal's]] [[RingOfPower Klarwind]]. Rinne's Scuderia gets bonus points for being from her family's clothing brand.
* Inoue in ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' has a pair of hair clips that transform into a set of sprites with various powers. In this case, the power is her own and the transformation is an expression of it into an object that has sentimental value because the clips were given to her by her deceased brother.

* In ''ComicBook/Blackbird2018'', all members of Paragon society (a secret society of invisible wizards living in Los Angeles) have to wear bracelets, called cirques, in order to wield the magical gems that power their spells. However, the cirques do not work at all unless you already are a Paragon, which requires having been transformed into one in a magical ritual that begins with the future Paragon's death and resurrection and ends with the locking on of the cirque itself.

* A technological version appears in ''Literature/HardToBeAGod''. Don Rumata (a disguised observer from a spacefaring Earth on a medieval planet) wears a circlet with a single large gem. The gem is actually a camera, and the circlet contains a one-way communicator that constantly transmits camera footage to mission control. He uses it to transmit his intelligence data and to alert other observers in case of danger. [[spoiler:It's because of this device Earth forces arrive in a nick of time in the finale to evacuate Rumata when he goes against his directives and puts himself in mortal danger.]]

* Several kinds of fabrials in ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', but most prominently the Soulcasters, which are elaborate hand chains capable of transmutation of matter.
* Robin's pendant in ''Literature/TheGirlFromTheMiraclesDistrict'', which serves as a ProtectiveCharm and AmplifierArtifact for Robin's aura.
* In ''Literature/TheWitchlands'', magical items often come in form of necklaces, such as the Hell-Bard "noose", which makes the wearer immune to mind-altering or mind-reading magic [[spoiler:and keeps them from Cleaving]], or Safi's and Iseult's necklaces, whose Threadstones blink when the person wearing the other one is in danger [[spoiler:and allow the two to communicate]].

* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'' gives Link a pair of earrings that [[ConvectionSchmonvection allow him to walk into super-heated areas]] without his clothes catching fire.
* The Hunter's Medallion in ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterPC'', which grants the titular character extra lives, MercyInvincibility for a few seconds, and can destroy Monster Spawners with a single touch. The game calls it "the most powerful weapon only the best of Monster Hunters are entrusted with".

* On ''VideoGame/DarkCloud2'' the two protagonists Max and Monica derive their powers from two amulets they wear around their necks; with them, they can go back and forth in time, among other things.

* In ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' Sora is able to change the properties of the keyblade by equipping keychains.

* Ellia of ''VideoGame/EternalDarkness'' happens upon a necklace which can work healing magick on her if used. Karim starts with a Talisman which has a similar effect.
* It might be easier to list the RPG's that don't have Magic Accessories. Some even tie special abilities to the accessories you have equipped, while others are merely StatSticks.
* ''VideoGame/HorizonZeroDawn'' plays with this trope. Aloy's "focus" is a piece of [[SufficientlyAdvancedTechnology sufficiently advanced consumer electronics]] from the mid 21st century that's essentially an augmented reality smartphone. Its interface allows Aloy to interact with a lot of old-world tech and Gaia's machines in ways that ''look'' magical to those unaware of how it works (which includes Aloy for most of her life).
* In ''Franchise/AceAttorney'', the Magatama normally appears to be a simple jade accessory, but when charged up and glowing with Pearls's spiritual power, it enables the user to sense lies through the form of "Psyche-locks", which can then be usually broken by submitting evidence.

* ''Webcomic/SirensLament'': The Heart of Hestia is a magical pendant on a necklace that Ian and Lyra steal from Crim, which is later hinted to rightfully belong to Lyra.

* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'': [=SpongeBob=] once gets hold of Mermaid Man's special belt, which allows him to shrink things.
* The Nessies in ''WesternAnimation/HappyNessTheSecretOfTheLoch'' have magical pendants called Loch-kets. These can transfer their emotions to anyone they choose.

* In ''WesternAnimation/EllaTheElephant'', Ella usually transforms her hat into something that will help solve the problem of the episode somehow.

* In ''WesternAnimation/MiaAndMe'', the titular Mia's bracelet lets her travel between Centopia and Earth. [[spoiler:About halfway through the second season, the gem in it breaks, but luckily fixes itself shortly after. However, she missed one shard of it, which turns into another gem that Violetta picks up and puts on a necklace. The necklace activates and sends Violetta to Centopia whenever Mia travels there.]]

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-->-- '''Rarity''', ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', "Power Ponies"