Fine jewelry enclosing wearer identification and medical information therein
OwnerAudrey L. Ellerinventor
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Abstract
A decorative piece of personal jewelry, such as, a locket worn around the neck of the user on a chain or a bracelet worn on the wrist of the user. A compartment within the piece of jewelry contains an attached identification and medical history of the wearer. The attached document is constructed of a water proof paper or the like and when the paper extends beyond the edge of the jewelry, the medical history and identification of the wearer is revealed. The document is fan folded within the compartment and concealed from an observer of the jewelry when the jewelry is worn. A symbol recognizable by medical trained personnel is positioned in a prominent location on the outer surface of the jewelry.
Claims16
Fashion jewelry enclosing wearer identification and medical information comprising:
- a concealed compartment within said jewelry, said concealed compartment having at least two surfaces located therein;
- a first sheet of waterproof paper with wearer identification thereon attached to one of said two surfaces;
- a second sheet of waterproof paper with wearer medical history thereon attached to the other of said two surfaces;
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- indicia symbolic of the medical profession carried by said jewelry in a prominent external location thereon.
The invention as defined in claim wherein said waterproof paper is KIMDURA.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.