Ring

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2008-01-29

2008-01-29

Lavinder, Jack W. (Department: 3677)

Jewelry

Body member encircling ornament

Ring

C063S003000

Reexamination Certificate

active

10659244

ABSTRACT:
A ring-like article of manufacture capable of being worn as jewelry such as a ring on a human finger for adornment, having a triangular cross section throughout its circumference, wherein the sides of the triangular cross section are formed by a single continuous, endless surface, and the vertexes of the triangular cross section are formed by a single continuous, endless ridge that preferably acts as an internal thread that is capable of being used to screw or unscrew the ring when worn on the finger.

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