Ornamental attachment for flesh piercing jewelry
AssigneeShackles, LLC.
InventorsJennifer M. Simpson, Deborah A. Simpson, Philip J. Simpson, Walter Gillespie
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Abstract
Disclosed are methods and devices for attaching an ornamental feature to flesh plugs, flesh tubes, flesh piecing posts and rings, and other piecing jewelry.
Claims15
An ornamental flesh piercing device, comprising:
- a body, having a first end and a second end;
- a first flange attached to the first end of the body;
- a second flange attached to the second end of the body;
- a support carried by the body;
- and
- an attachment structure on the support;
- wherein the attachment structure is configured to receive an ornamental component.
A method of supporting an ornamental feature from a wearer, comprising the steps of:
- providing a flesh piercing device having a first end and a second end;
- positioning the device on a wearer such that the first end is adjacent a first dermal surface and the second end is adjacent a second dermal surface;
- positioning a support on the first end, and adjacent the first dermal surface;
- and
- positioning a retention structure on the first end, to entrap the support between the first retention structure and the first dermal surface.
An ornamental support for attaching an ornament to a flesh piercing device of the type having a flesh piercing post, comprising:
- a first connector, configured for attachment to the post on a flesh piercing device;
- and
- a second connector, configured for supporting an ornament from the support.
A method of attaching a second ornamental object to a flesh piercing device of the type having a first ornamental object and a flesh piercing post, comprising the steps of:
- providing a flesh piercing device having a post with a first end and a second end, and a first ornamental object on the first end;
- providing a support structure having a first connector configured to attach to the post;
- and
- attaching the first connector to the post.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.