DE7327531U - Pair of pearl necklace pendants transformable into a pearl necklace clasp - Google Patents

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DR. RUDOLF BAUER · DIPL-iNj ?. HEl MUt: HUBBUCH PATENT LAWYERS

/ S3 PFORZHEIM.

WEST! SI (AM LEOPOLDPLATZ) TKL. (O72SI) 24190

6.7.1973 I / Re

Mr. Jörg Heinz, 7530 Pforzheim

"Pair of pearl necklace pendants that can be used in a pearl necklace clasp"

The innovation relates to a pair of Ferlenketteaaühängerpaar that can be turned into a pearl necklace clasp.

Pearl necklaces are worn either around the neck. In this case, their ends are closed to one another. Pearl sink fct locksmiths for this purpose are known in large numbers » They usually consist of a cliquet spring attached to one end of the pearl necklace, which is inserted into a spring at the other end of the pearl necklace attached spring retainer is inserted and locked there. To the The cliquet spring hook is usually hooked into an eyelet to secure it. which is arranged in front of the spring receptacle so that there is still a hook-and-eye connection when the spring basting loosens.

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Pi "HndHT> H Tlpglicbtei +;.. * Perlerücettsü to tsiSifiten is d.ie to let _s, to gather the chain from the neck, for example in a brooch and then loosely hang down the two Eettenenden on the dress Xn this case, on the beads chain ends Pendant attached.

The hiring is based on the task of training the jewelry pendants into fasteners so that one and the same pearl necklace can be worn either as open or closed.

To? LoAiiHg this task is in one embodiment of the The innovation is the inclusion of the cliquet spring of a normal pearl chain lock designed as a jewelry pendant while a roughly identically designed loose additional part can be pushed over the free cliquet spring and latches there when the chain should be carried gathered up.

In another embodiment of the innovation, the cliquet spring is also designed as a ski back part. For example, two axially parallel, diametrically opposed jacket parts of a prism are designed to be resilient in such a way that they snap into place behind bast noses of a second prism, which is attached to the other end of the pearl chain and envelops the cliquet spring prism. This embodiment has the advantage that no loose lost part is available as an accessory. Are the eiaasder üsfasseaäea Prisssn cylinder vssä. slide

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Latches hinge, so the! Dent can be when closed Twist the chain together. This results in a further advantage, because there are pearl necklaces, the ends of which are immovable are closed to each other, often do not lie flat on the skin everywhere.

Since cast bodies cannot be made partially resilient, are, according to another idea of the innovation, the cliquet spring tongues without self-resilience one subsequently in the cast body inserted spring washer.

You drawing shows scuematiseft three preferred execution = examples of innovation.

In this drawing is:

F i g. 1 the two ends of a ruffled pearl necklace worn with an embodiment of the innovation,

F i g · 2 the two "Efofl" rc of a pearl necklace worn closed with the embodiment of the innovation according to Fig.i,

! i g "3 the lock according to FIG. 2 in the open state,

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F i g. 4 of the trailer carrying the locking springs

Α ,, ^^ ϋν, -Γη, ησ-β ^ Λττη according to PiK. 1-3 in opposite Fig. 1 enlarged scale,

P i g. 5 a section along line V-V through the trailer according to Fig. 4 as it comes out of the mold with an inserted spring ring,

F i g. 6 the spring washer,

in the * . 7 the two ends of a worn gathered pearl-

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chain with a second embodiment of the innovation,

F i g. 8 the end of a pearl necklace bearing a cliquet spring with a loose trailer according to the second embodiment of the innovation,

F i g. 9 the two ends of a worn locked

Pearl necklace with the second embodiment of the Innovation,

Fig. 10 the two ends of a gathered pearl necklace with a third embodiment of the fire,

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FIG. 11 shows the end of a cliquet spring Pearl necklace with a loose pendant according to the third embodiment of the innovation and

P i g .12 the two ends of a worn locked Pearl necklace with the third embodiment of the hiring.

In this drawing, in the embodiment according to Pig. 1-6 a jewelry cylinder 10,10 'with pearl-setting claws 7 »7 ^{1 is} arranged on each of the pearl chain ends 1a and 1b. At two diametrically opposite points, the cylinder 10 'has axially parallel locking springs 11 which work together with the locking ring 13 on the cylinder 10.

The cylinders 10 and 10 'are castings. The molded tongues 11, 11 * can therefore not be designed to be self-resilient. Fig. 5 shows the cast body as it comes out of the mold. The tongues 11, 11 'are cast at an angle. There is a U-rail in the cylinder Cast on 12, which receives a spring ring 13. The tongues 11, 11 'are then bent onto the spring ring 13 and the cylinder has that Appearance shown in FIG.

If the pearl necklace is to be worn gathered, the jewelry cylinders 10, 10 ' hang down loosely (Pig. 1). Should the pearl

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chain are worn closed (FIG. 2), the cylinder 10 is inserted into the cylinder 10, the two springs 11 behind the paddling ring 13 el τι rast en.

In the embodiment according to FIGS. 7, 8 and 9 it hangs on the end of the pearl necklace 1a a jewelry attachment 2 in the form of a hollow cylinder. It is in a jewelry stone 3- At the free end of the cylinder an eyelet 4 · is arranged. Below the eyelet 4- is the cylinder penetrated by two locking webs, not shown, for the cliquet spring 5, which is attached to the other end of the pearl necklace 1b. To close the cliquet spring 5 is phakt in the eyelet and pushed in until one of the webs in the cylinder 2 engages in the groove 6.

If the chain is to be worn gathered, the eyelet 4 ^{1 of} a second previously loose jewelry pendant with stone 3 ^{1 is} hooked into the cliquet spring 3 (Fig. $ And the cylinder is pushed over the cliquet spring 5 until a bar in this hollow cylinder engages in the groove 6. The cliquet spring 5 is then covered by the pendant 2 *. Both ends of the pearl necklace then look the same (Fig. 7) - The pendant 2 and the cliquet spring 5 have claw settings 7 »7 * on the pearl side. > In the embodiment according to Figures 10, 11 and 12, the cylinders 2, 2 'with 3bins 3 »3' are replaced by decorative cylinders 8, 8 '. Otherwise, the function of the parts is the same as in the embodiment according to FIG -9.

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Claims (2)

DR. RUDOLF BAUER DIPL.-ING. HELMUT HUBBUCH PATENT LAWYERS 753 PFORZHEIM. WESTLICHE 31 (AM LEOPOLDPLATZ) TEL. (O72S1) 24,290 6.7.1973 I / Re Protection claims: 1 Pearl necklace that can be transformed into a pearl necklace clasp pair of chain pendants ^ characterized; that an attachmentx * of the pair is designed as a cliquet spring receptacle (2, 8), the other attachment (2 ¹ , 8 ¹ ) of the pair, however, as a loose part, designed according to the taste of the first-mentioned trailer (2,8) Means for attachment to the cliquet veder (5) is equipped. 2. Pearl necklace that can be transformed into a pearl necklace clasp A pair of chain pendants, characterized in that the two pendants (10 c, 10 ') form as mutually closing hollows are formed with jewelry jackets, of which the inserted prism (10 ') at least one, but preferably two, diametrically opposite, forming part of the jewelry jacket achspardlele springs (11) with locking grooves, while the surrounding prism (10) is equipped with notches (13) which work together with the locking grooves of the springs. 732753131.10.73 3 Pair of pearl necklace pendants after. Claim 2, characterized characterized that the prisms are hollow cylinders (Io,
1o ') and the branches (13) are designed as a ring. 4-. Pair of pearl necklace pendants according to claim 2 or 3 »thereby in that the springs (11, 11 ') integrally cast tongues are that you' an internal distal them thanks to the spring ring (13), which rail-shaped U-into a cast in the cylinder interior (ΙΟ ¹⁾ receiving (12) ⁷ · suspension. 732753131.10.73