Modifiable Jewelry System and Method of Using Same
OwnerKatherine Irene Canivet, Daniel Wallace Canivet +1inventors
InventorsKatherine Irene Canivet, Daniel Wallace Canivet, Douglas Wallace Canivet
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Abstract
A modifiable jewelry system. The modifiable jewelry system may include a main jewelry body, wherein the main jewelry body may include a track along at least a portion of the main jewelry body and a securing component. The modifiable jewelry system may further include one or more attachable/detachable components, the one or more attachable/detachable components may include a decorative portion and a retaining body portion, wherein the retaining body portion may be configured to be received by the track of the main body, and wherein the received retaining body portion may be releasable retained within an internal portion of the track via the securing mechanism.
Claims17
A modifiable jewelry system, comprising:
- a. a main jewelry body, wherein the main jewelry body comprises a track along at least a portion of the main jewelry body and a securing component;
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- b. one or more attachable/detachable components, the one or more attachable/detachable components comprising a decorative portion and a retaining body portion, wherein the retaining body portion is configured to be received within the track of the main body, and wherein the received retaining body portion is releasable retained within an internal portion of the track via the securing mechanism.
A method of installing one or more attachable/detachable components to a modifiable jewelry system, the method comprising:
- a. providing a modifiable jewelry system, comprising:
- i. a main jewelry body, wherein the main jewelry body comprises a track along at least a portion of the main jewelry body and a securing component;
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- ii. one or more attachable/detachable components, the one or more attachable/detachable components comprising a decorative portion and a retaining body portion, wherein the retaining body portion is configured to be received by the track of the main body, and wherein the received retaining body portion is capable of being releasable retained within an internal portion of the track via the securing mechanism;
- b. inserting the retaining body portion of at least one of the one or more attachable/detachable components through an opening of the track into the internal portion thereof, wherein the opening is of a sufficient size and shape such that the retaining body portion can pass therethrough;
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- c. sliding the at least one of the one or more attachable/detachable components along the track such that its retaining body portion moves past the securing mechanism.
A method of removing one or more attachable/detachable components from a modifiable jewelry system, the method comprising:
- a. providing a modifiable jewelry system, comprising:
- i. a main jewelry body, wherein the main jewelry body comprises a track along at least a portion of the main jewelry body and a securing component;
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- ii. one or more attachable/detachable components installed thereon, the one or more attachable/detachable components comprising a decorative portion and a retaining body portion, wherein the retaining body portion is configured to be received by the track of the main body, and wherein the received retaining body portion is releasable retained within an internal portion of the track via the securing mechanism;
- b. sliding one of the installed attachable/detachable components along the track such that its retaining body portion moves proximate to the securing mechanism;
- c. further sliding the installed attachable/detachable component along the track such that the retaining body portion pushes the securing mechanism out of the way and the retaining body portion is aligned with an opening in the track, wherein the opening is of a sufficient size and shape such that the retaining body portion can pass therethrough;
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- d. removing the retaining body portion of the attachable/detachable component through the opening of the track.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.