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US 2012/0222331 A1Published application
Charm attachable to an object
OwnerDouglas P. Blunden, Timothy W. Downey +1inventors
InventorsDouglas P. Blunden, Timothy W. Downey, Scott Majors
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Abstract
A charm is received in a hole of an object to provide a decorative appearance. The charm includes a decorative portion and a connecting portion. The connecting portion includes a stem, a base located at one end of the stem and a stop located at an opposing end of the stem. The stop has an oval shape. When the charm is attached to the object, the stem is received in the hole, the stop is positioned inside the object, and the decorative portion is outside the object.
Claims21
A charm comprising:
- a connecting portion including a stem having a first end and an opposing second end, a stop located at the first end of the stem and a base located at the opposing second end of the stem, wherein the stop is substantially oval in shape;
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- a decorative portion attached to the base of the connecting portion,
- wherein the charm is attachable to an object including a hole such that the stem is located in the hole, the stop is located on a first side of the object, and the decorative portion is located on an opposing second side of the object.
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An assembly comprising:
- a shoe including a hole;
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- a charm including a connecting portion including a stem having a first end and an opposing second end, a stop located at the first end of the stem and a base located at the opposing second end of the stem, wherein the stop is substantially oval in shape, the charm including a decorative portion attached to the base of the connecting portion,
- wherein the stem is located in the hole, the stop is located on a first side of the shoe, and the decorative portion is located on an opposing second side of the shoe.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.