Jewelry with hidden compartment
OwnerJeanette Fossasinventor
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Abstract
An article of jewelry preferably in the form of a pendant having a hollow compartment therein which is accessible by a threaded or press fitted cap which upon opening the container permits access to an article retaining apparatus. The article retaining apparatus can be solid, hollow or formed of a mesh material which permits visibility of the retained object and includes a slot for insertion of a retained object. The article retained may be an object having a reference to luck, power, love or protection and may include either hair or paper or small object.
Claims4
An article of jewelry for wearing on a person's body for retaining a hidden object, comprising:
- a) a hollow body portion connected to a loop of material for retaining said hollow body portion on a wearer;
- b) said hollow body portion forms a cross having a vertical hollow portion having a top end and a bottom end and a horizontal hollow portion having a first end and a second end;
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- c) each of said top, bottom, first and second ends having a removeable cap having an article retaining apparatus connected thereto whereby four article retaining openings are created when each of said removeable caps are removed,
- d) each of said article retaining apparatus being receivable within said top, bottom, first and second ends;
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- e) each of said removeable caps engage one of said top, bottom, first and second ends by a friction fit;
- f) each of said removeable caps having an end portion of greater width than its respective opening and a second portion having a width relative to said opening such that said second portion of each of said caps frictionally engages an interior wall of said respective opening and said second portion is adjacent said end portion;
- g) said article retaining apparatus extending from said second portion and having a smaller width than said second portion to permit insertion of the article retaining apparatus within one of said openings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.