acute which herein is intended to include angles of less than 90 degrees including those formed by u shaped bends the distal arm 44 extends from the middle arm 42 upwardly with respect to the middle arm 42 fig3 illustrates how the hook of the invention resists displacement from the chandelier frame when the chandelier trimming is moved axially upwardly when such a force is applied the first bend 50 is moved from its hanging position within the opening 52 of the chandelier frame 32 however the second bend 54 then engages the upper surface 56 of the opening 52 to prevent further dislodgment of the chandelier trimming 30 from the chandelier frame 32 as will be understood by one of ordinary skill in the art the chandelier trimming 30 of course may be removed from the opening by a 34 snaking 34 motion the trimming however resists displacement when a substantially axial force is applied in the chandelier trimming shown in fig2 the elongated segment 40 middle arm 42 and distal arm 44 lie substantially in the same plane this need not be the case as will be evident from the embodiments described below the distal arm 44 of fig2 also is shown as extending upwardly with respect to the middle arm this also is not essential rather the distal arm 44 must be oriented at least 90 degrees to the elongated segment shown in phantom in fig1 many orientations extending upwardly of the phantom orientation are possible it is important only that there is a first bend for hanging the trimming on a chandelier frame and a second bend resulting in a segment adapted for interengagement with.