This page lists 26 accessories that start with O, from “Obi belt” to “Owl pendant”. The list covers jewelry, bags, wallets, gloves, hair pieces, and eyewear, in materials such as silk, onyx, opal, leather, and canvas. You can use them to dress up for a wedding or a gala, or to carry your daily items on a trip.

Accessories are the extra items you add to an outfit to finish the look or to make daily life easier. The “Obi belt” is a good example. It began as the wide sash that holds a Japanese kimono closed, and today people wear it over dresses and coats.

Below you’ll find the table with the accessory, material, usage, typical occasion, and description for each item.

Accessory: The name of each item, listed alphabetically, so you can quickly find a specific piece or browse everything that starts with O.

Material: What each accessory is made from, such as silk, gold, or leather, which helps you judge its look, feel, and durability.

Usage: How you wear, carry, or hold each accessory, so you know where it goes on your body and what it does.

Typical Occasion: The events and settings where each accessory fits best, from weddings and galas to travel and everyday wear, so you can match it to your plans.

Description: A short summary of what the accessory looks like and what makes it stand out, so you can decide whether it suits your style.

Accessories

AccessoryMaterialUsageTypical Occasion
Obi beltSilk, brocade, cottonWorn as a wide sash around the waistFormal events, kimono dressing, fashion styling
Octagonal watchStainless steel, leatherWorn on the wrist to tell timeEveryday wear, business, formal events
Omega necklaceGold, silverWorn flat around the neckEvening events, weddings, everyday wear
Onyx braceletOnyx stone, silver, goldWorn on the wrist as jewelryEveryday wear, evening events
Onyx ringOnyx stone, gold, silverWorn on a finger as jewelryFormal events, everyday wear
Opal earringsOpal, gold, silverWorn on the earsWeddings, birthdays, evening events
Opal necklaceOpal, gold, silverWorn as a pendant at the neckGifts, weddings, evening events
Opal ringOpal, gold, silverWorn on a finger as jewelryEngagements, birthdays, gifts
Open cuff braceletSilver, gold, brassSlipped onto the wrist through a gap in the bandEveryday wear, casual outings, parties
Opera glovesSatin, leather, laceWorn on the hands and forearms up to the elbow or higherFormal balls, galas, vintage-style events
Opera glassesMetal, plastic, glass lensesHeld up to the eyes to magnify a stageTheater, opera, ballet
Opera-length necklacePearls, beads, gold chainWorn long, or doubled up around the neckFormal events, evening wear, business
Organza ribbonOrganza fabricTied in the hair, on bags, or as a beltWeddings, parties, gift wrapping
Organizer bagNylon, leather, canvasCarried on the shoulder or in hand to keep items sortedWork, travel, daily errands
Organizer walletLeather, synthetic leatherCarried in a bag or pocket for cards and cashEveryday use, travel
Ornamental hairpinMetal, pearl, crystal, woodPinned into updos or bunsWeddings, formal events, festivals
Ornate broochGold, silver, enamel, gemstonesPinned to a lapel, scarf, or dressFormal events, vintage styling, gifts
Ostrich leather walletOstrich leatherCarried in a pocket or bag for cash and cardsEveryday use, gifts
Oval locketGold, silver, brassWorn on a chain and opened to hold a small photoKeepsakes, anniversaries, gifts
Oversized scarfWool, cashmere, cotton, acrylicWrapped around the neck or shouldersCold weather, travel, casual outings
Oversized sunglassesAcetate, metal, tinted lensesWorn over the eyes to block sunBeach days, summer outings, travel
Oversized tote bagCanvas, leather, nylonCarried on the shoulder for everyday itemsShopping, work, travel
Overnight bagCanvas, leather, nylonCarried by hand or on the shoulder for short tripsWeekend getaways, short trips
Oxidized silver jewelryOxidized sterling silverWorn as necklaces, rings, or earringsCasual wear, festivals, everyday wear
Ouroboros ringSilver, gold, brassWorn on a finger as symbolic jewelryEveryday wear, gifts
Owl pendantSilver, gold, enamelWorn on a chain around the neckGifts, graduations, everyday wear

Descriptions

Obi belt
A wide sash originally worn with a Japanese kimono. Today it is also used as a statement belt over dresses and coats.
Octagonal watch
A wristwatch with an eight-sided case. It gives a classic timepiece a sharper, more architectural look.
Omega necklace
A necklace made of flat, tightly joined links that lie smooth against the skin. It looks sleek and is often worn on its own.
Onyx bracelet
A bracelet set with or strung from black onyx. It gives a polished, dark accent to most outfits.
Onyx ring
A ring that features a smooth black onyx stone. It is a popular choice for signet-style and men’s rings.
Opal earrings
Earrings set with opal, a stone known for its shifting rainbow colors. They range from small studs to dangling styles.
Opal necklace
A necklace with an opal pendant or beads. The stone’s play of color makes it a standout piece.
Opal ring
A ring with an opal center stone. Opal is the October birthstone, so these rings are often given as gifts.
Open cuff bracelet
A rigid bracelet with a gap at the back so it slides on easily. The size can usually be adjusted slightly by bending it.
Opera gloves
Very long gloves that reach past the elbow. They are linked with formal evening wear and old-fashioned elegance.
Opera glasses
Small handheld binoculars used to see performers up close. Some are decorated, so they double as a vintage accessory.
Opera-length necklace
A necklace about 28 to 36 inches long. It can be worn long or looped twice for a layered look.
Organza ribbon
A sheer, lightweight ribbon with a slight stiffness. It is used for hair bows, trimming, and decoration.
Organizer bag
A bag with many internal pockets and compartments. It keeps phones, keys, and papers easy to find.
Organizer wallet
A larger wallet with several card slots, zip pockets, and sometimes a phone sleeve. It holds more than a basic wallet.
Ornamental hairpin
A decorative pin used to hold or accent an updo. Designs include beads, flowers, and carved details.
Ornate brooch
A detailed pin with elaborate metalwork or stones. It adds a decorative focal point to jackets and dresses.
Ostrich leather wallet
A wallet made from ostrich skin, recognizable by its raised quill bumps. It is valued for being soft and durable.
Oval locket
A pendant with an oval case that opens to hold a small picture or memento. It is a classic sentimental jewelry piece.
Oversized scarf
A large, roomy scarf that can be wrapped several times or used as a shawl. It is both warm and fashionable.
Oversized sunglasses
Sunglasses with large frames that cover much of the face. They give strong sun protection and a glamorous look.
Oversized tote bag
A big open-top bag with room for a laptop, clothes, or groceries. It is a practical everyday carryall.
Overnight bag
A medium-sized bag sized for one or two nights away. It holds clothes and toiletries without needing a full suitcase.
Oxidized silver jewelry
Silver that has been darkened on purpose to give an antique look. The dark tone makes engraved details stand out.
Ouroboros ring
A ring shaped like a snake or dragon swallowing its own tail. The ancient symbol stands for cycles and eternity.
Owl pendant
A pendant shaped like an owl. Owls are often linked with wisdom, so it is a common graduation gift.
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