Flexible jewelry tether for securing and orienting jewelry
OwnerAndrew Snider, Brian LaPointeinventors
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Abstract
A flexible jewelry tether for a finger ring or bracelet, prevents the ring or bracelet from turning upon the finger or wrist and enables the ring or bracelet to fit upon fingers or wrists of different circumferential sizes, securely and comfortably; keeping the ring or bracelet not only securely tethered to the finger or wrist, but in such a way that the ring or bracelet can move with the movement or the wearer's body and return to the desired orientation. The device is made of a flexible material such as 20 durometer medical grade silicone.
Claims16
A method for securing one or more pieces of to a body part of a wearer, comprising the steps of:
- a. providing a flexible jewelry tether comprising a first flexible loop coupled to a second flexible loop;
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- b. placing the body part of the wearer through the first flexible loop;
- c. placing the body part through a first hole in a first piece of jewelry;
- and
- d. placing the body part through the second flexible loop.
A device comprising:
- a first flexible loop;
- a flexible bar coupled to the first flexible loop;
- a second flexible loop coupled to the flexible bar;
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- wherein the first flexible loop, the second flexible loop and the flexible bar consist of a soft, flexible, elastic, and hypoallergenic material.
A device comprising:
- a first flexible loop;
- and
- a second flexible loop coupled to the first flexible loop via a junction, wherein the junction is less than a quarter of the first flexible loop and less than a quarter of the second flexible loop.
A device comprising:
- a first flexible loop;
- and
- a top loop coupled to the first flexible loop, wherein the top loop is flexible and elastic.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.