scapulary
/ˈskæpjʊləri/Definitions
1. noun
a small, usually decorative, piece of cloth or lace worn around the neck or hung from the neck, typically as part of a devotional object or a habit
“The scapularies worn by the sisters symbolized their dedication to their faith.”
2. verb
to wear or be adorned with a scapulary
“The nun scapularied her habit with a beautiful silver brooch.”