Jewelry chain holder
OwnerGail H. Parksinventor
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A jewelry chain holder includes two tube-like structures joined together by a common partition wall in a side-by-side disposition, each tube defining a channel-like cavity and a longitudinal slit running the full tube length and preferably located on a portion of the tube somewhat opposite from the partition wall. The length of each tube approximates half the total chain length, and the cross-section of each cavity is sufficiently large to contain a cross-section of the chain within. Preferably the tube-like structures are transparent and made of a slightly resilient material that permits a user to force approximately half the chain length into each cavity through the longitudinal slit. The result is that substantially the entire chain is maintained in a stretched out disposition within the two cavities, the partition wall separating the two chain halves. So held, the chain is visible from 360.degree. and is protected by the exterior of the tube-like structures from dust, scratching and other damage. Because the chain halves are held slightly taut, the chain is not free to tangle and kink, despite the orientation of the holder. The disclosed holder is inexpensively constructed, is light weight, and may be used to display or maintain a jewelry chain during storage, transportation and the like.
A structure for holding and protecting a jewelry chain, the structure comprising:
A structure for holding a jewelry chain to prevent tangling and to protect the chain against dust and contacting foreign objects, while permitting visibility of the chain substantially over a 360.degree. viewing angle, the structure comprising:
A structure for holding and protecting a jewelry chain, the structure comprising:
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