Decorative neckless
OwnerElizabeth M. Detsisinventor
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Abstract
A necklace that does not fully encircle the neck of the user but, instead, has its two free ends with an affixing device at each free end to attach to the straps of the wearers garment or undergarment, such as a bra. In the preferred embodiment, the straps have a plurality of affixing devices vertically spaced along the strap so as to enable the user to position the necklace at differing heights on the wearer to suit the particular neckline of the attire worn by the user. In addition, the affixation and removal of the necklace takes place at the front of the wearer and thus is more convenient and easier to carry out than the use of a clasp that is intended to be manipulated behind the neck of the wearer.
Claims1
A combination of a garment adapted to be worn by a wearer and a necklace located at a visible location, the combination comprising:
- a garment having a pair of straps adapted to be worn by the wearer at the shoulders of the wearer, each of said straps having a plurality of vertically spaced apart discrete decorative securing devices located therealong;
- a necklace having free ends, a decorative affixation device located at each of the free ends of the necklace, each of said affixation devices adapted to be affixed to a decorative securing device located on each of the straps of the garment wherein the necklace is positioned by the affixation of the affixing devices to the decorative securing devices on the straps to be located at the visible location on the person, wherein said decorative affixing device comprises a serpentine wraparound slide.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.