The invention of jewelry necklace

In the prior art, links, when added are relatively simple, but the structure of such a customization necklace was such that adjoining links do not lie flat on the wearer, create a relatively uneven and unattractive appearance.

An additional problem of prior structures is that adjoining links may flip with respect to each other which detracts from the desirability, look and appearance of such jewelry.
An object of this invention is to provide a necklace capable of having links added which provides a substantially flat bottom plane.

Another object is to prevent adjoining links from flipping with respect to each other. Other objects will become apparent hereinafter.
The customization jewelry necklace of this invention is intended, as briefly stated above, to add links so that life cycle events are commemorated with links being added to or removed from a necklace. For example, a mother-child necklace comprising a large fink signifying the mother and a smaller fink signifying a first child could be the initial necklace structure. Over time, the mother could add additionaf links.

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