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Illuminated jewelry having a fastening mechanism that allows illuminated jewelry to be worn in either an energized or de-energized state. In the preferred embodiment, the jewelry takes the form of a necklace with an illuminated pendant. First and second electrical leads allow the necklace to be worn

Illuminated jewelry having a fastening mechanism that allows illuminated jewelry to be worn in either an energized or de-energized state. In the preferred embodiment, the jewelry takes the form of a necklace with an illuminated pendant. First and second electrical leads allow the necklace to be worn around the neck of a user. Each of the leads includes a connector at its distal end. Preferably, the connectors are electrical connectors with two coupling orientations. In the first orientation, the circuit is energized and illuminated. In the second orientation, the circuit is de-energized and not illuminated. Thus, the necklace can be worn around a user's neck in either an illuminated or non-illuminated state.

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Illuminated jewelry having a fastening mechanism that allows illuminated jewelry to be worn in either an energized or de-energized state. In the preferred embodiment, the jewelry takes the form of a necklace with an illuminated pendant. First and second electrical leads allow the necklace to be worn

Illuminated jewelry having a fastening mechanism that allows illuminated jewelry to be worn in either an energized or de-energized state. In the preferred embodiment, the jewelry takes the form of a necklace with an illuminated pendant. First and second electrical leads allow the necklace to be worn around the neck of a user. Each of the leads includes a connector at its distal end. Preferably, the connectors are electrical connectors with two coupling orientations. In the first orientation, the circuit is energized and illuminated. In the second orientation, the circuit is de-energized and not illuminated. Thus, the necklace can be worn around a user's neck in either an illuminated or non-illuminated state. igen, 248/152; US-3962503, 19760600, Crawford, 428/040; US-4043077, 19770800, Stonehocker, 047/066; US-4054697, 19771000, Reed et al., 428/040; US-4091925, 19780500, Griffo et al., 206/423; US-4113100, 19780900, Soja et al., 206/602; US-4118890, 19781000, Shore, 047/028; US-4149339, 19790400, Hall et al., 047/067; US-4189868, 19800200, Tymchuck et al., 047/084; US-4216620, 19800800, Weder et al., 047/072; US-4248347, 19810200, Trimbee, 206/423; US-D259333, 19810500, Charbonneau, D09/306; US-4265049, 19810500, Gorewitz, 047/026; US-4280314, 19810700, Stuck, 053/241; US-4297811, 19811100, Weder, 047/072; US-4333267, 19820600, Witte, 047/084; US-4347686, 19820900, Wood, 047/073; US-4380564, 19830400, Cancio et al., 428/167; US-4400910, 19830800, Koudstaal et al., 047/084; US-4413725, 19831100, Bruno et al., 206/045.33; US-4508223, 19850400, Catrambone, 206/423; US-D279279, 19850600, Wagner, D11/143; US-4546875, 19851000, Zweber, 206/000.82; US-4621733, 19861100, Harris, 206/423; US-4640079, 19870200, Stuck, 053/390; US-4717262, 19880100, Roen et al., 383/120; US-4733521, 19880300, Weder et al., 053/580; US-4765464, 19880800, Ristvedt, 206/000.82; US-4771573, 19880900, Stengel, 047/067; US-4773182, 19880900, Weder et al., 047/072; US-4801014, 19890100, Meadows, 206/423; US-4810109, 19890300, Castel, 383/105; US-4835834, 19890600, Weder, 029/525; US-D301991, 19890700, Van Sant, D11/149; US-4900390, 19900200, Colton et al., 156/291; US-4941572, 19900700, Harris, 206/423; US-4946290, 19900800, Matyja, 383/010; US-4980209, 19901200, Hill, 428/034.1; US-4989396, 19910200, Weder et al., 053/397; US-D315700, 1991030