Jewelry, without fasteners, formed by the wearer by bending from a planar configuration into circular and/or other configurations to be worn as a necklace, bracelet, belt, etc, and reformed many times to serve as the same or other jewelry

Abstract

Jewelry, having no fasteners, is made initially in a planar form of a molded rubber or a molded rubber-like plastic material, having, essentially throughout a central portion thereof, bendable metal. This bendable metal is preferably composed of one or more readily bendable wires, such as hay bailing wire. The ends of the wire are preferably folded back to create overall blunt end portions of these wires. The bendable metal, when bent to a desired configuration, stays in that configuration, until changed by the wearer of this bendable jewelry. The exterior of the metal when covered by the moldable material remains well below the surfaces of the moldable material. The bendable metal has a high fatigue life. This bendable jewelry, so made, is conveniently manipulated and worn by all persons, and especially by children, and also especially by arthritic persons of all ages.

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