Removable bracelet charm
OwnerPaul Alan Kleckainventor
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Abstract
Described herein is a decorative item, sometimes herein referred to as a charm, that is designed to reversibly attach to an elastic band In some embodiments the decorative item as described herein is a single solitary unit that is fairly rigid. It is the design of the decorative item described herein that facilitates its reversible attachment to an elastic band or bracelet.
Claims36
A decorative item comprising a top plate, two opposing side plates, two opposing retaining flanges and an inner channel wherein:
- a. said opposing retaining flanges are connected to said top plate by said opposing side plates and;
- b. wherein said opposing retaining flanges, said opposing side plates and said top plate form said inner channel.
The decorative item as in claim 4 wherein the opposing retaining flanges are arched.
A decorative item comprising a top plate, two opposing side plates, two opposing retaining flanges, an inner channel, and an elastic band wherein:
- a said opposing retaining flanges are connected to said top plate by said opposing side plates;
- b. said opposing retaining flanges, said opposing side plates and said top plate form said inner channel:
- c. said opposing retaining flanges are mirror images of each other;
- d. said decorative item reversibly attaches to said elastic band;
- and,
- e. said decorative item is a solitary, rigid part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.