DE7830543U1 - EARRING FOR JEWELRY - Google Patents

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Herbert HaVs company
Bohrrainstr. 5

75 31 Eisingen

Jewelry earring

The present utility model relates to an earring for

Jewelry, in particular on pierced earlobes ^;

will be carried. '

Such earrings are already known in which the |

f jewelry body is formed from a ring from which a,; ·

Sekment is separated out, the resulting ring; The opening is blocked by a swiveling and fixable wire bracket

is closable. The wire hanger is used in such earrings

passed through a through hole in the earlobe and with his |

f free end anchored in an opening in the ring body.

I The shortcoming of such earrings is that the

Bearing for the swiveling wire bracket in the form of a U-shaped
Bearing block must be made, which then still in very
laborious and expensive manual labor to one end of the open
Ring body must be soldered. On the other hand, a suitable anchorage must be provided at the opposite end of the ring body

to fix the wire ^bracket in the closed position. These elaborate operations and the production of the additional small parts make these earrings extremely expensive. In addition, there are very great difficulties in putting these pieces of jewelry on the ear, since the wire hanger has to be brought into the closed position with its free end without direct visual inspection. Since the wire hanger S can be freely pivoted over a large area, but in the closed position with its free end it has to be inserted into an opening about one millimeter in size, it is hardly possible to close the earring on the first attempt, which is perceived as very annoying. With the present utility model, all of the deficiencies described above are eliminated in a simple manner.

According to the innovation, the pivot bearing for the wire bracket is at one end of the ring body by one in the ring body provided slot is formed in which the wire bracket is held guided around a hinge pin. The wire hanger is limited in its pivotability when the free end of the wire bracket during its closing movement comes to lie in front of the opening for anchoring the wire bracket. This anchoring is created by the fact that one end of the ring body on whose cross-sectional area a blind hole is drilled into the ring body, into which the free The end of the wire bracket can snap into place using the inherent springiness of the ring body.

In this way, you can now do this type of earrings without

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Anchoring parts as well as without soldering in very economical Process. Furthermore, when the earring is placed on the earlobe, the free end of the wire hanger can now be securely inserted into the Anchoring opening are introduced after the wire hanger only needs to be pivoted into the stop, the wire hanger end automatically comes to rest in front of the anchoring opening and snap into place there, taking advantage of the inherent springiness of the ring body can.

The drawing shows two exemplary embodiments of the utility model shown in three figures which show:

Fig. 1 An earring with closed and open wire hanger in the view,

Fig. 2 the same earring with the wire bow in the closed position with the pre-tensioned ring body partly in section in a greatly enlarged

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3 shows the same representation of the earring as in FIG.

4 shows a further embodiment of the earring in the representation like FIGS. 2 and 3.

The earring 1 consists in a known manner of the jewelry ring body 2, from which a segment is cut out so that an opening 3 is formed for inserting the earlobe. This opening 3 is bridged by a pivotable wire clip 4,) by ^a] is led DUjrcHst'ipH "i ^'m earlobe and characterized..

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holds the jewelry ring body 2 on the ear.

According to the innovation is at one end 6 of the jewelry ring body a slot 7 extending in the plane of the ring is provided in which

the wire bracket 4 is mounted pivotably about an axle pin 8.

* The wire bracket 4 here has a flat-pressed end part 9

\ on, with which the wire bracket 4 in the annular body plane in the

f slot 7 is pivotably guided. The flattened end part 9

of the wire bracket 4 extends beyond the pivot point in the form of an acute-angled nose 10, which is attached to the base 11 of the Slot 7 strikes when the free end 12 of the wire bracket of the cross-sectional wall 13 of the jewelry ring body 2 opposite come to lie. In this cross-sectional wall 13 there is a blind hole 14, into which the free end 12 of the wire bracket 4 is recorded in the closed position (Fig. 3).

If the earring 1 with the open wire clip 4 is now pushed through the earlobe, it will be slightly Clamping the jewelry ring body 2 in the indicated arrow direction (Fig. 2) simply up to its limit stop pivoted, the free end 12 of the wire bracket 4 coming to lie directly in front of the blind hole 14 in the cross-sectional wall 13. at a subsequent relief of the jewelry ring body 2 this pulls back slightly under its own springiness, the free end 12 of the wire clip 4 being automatically inserted into the blind hole 14 and the earring 1 thus securely closed will.

According to the embodiment of Fig. 4 is on the cross-sectional

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wall 13 of the ring body 2 below the blind hole 14 a paragraph 15 is provided on which the free end 12 of the wire bracket 4 rests in the closed position. When the ring body 2 is relaxed, the free end 12 of the wire bracket slides 4 automatically enters the blind hole 14.

This considerably simplifies the handling when putting on this type of earrings. But also for storage and the Closing anchorage of the wire hanger 4 no longer need additional small parts to be produced, which are also attached to the Ring body 2 would have to be soldered on. The slot 7 as well as the blind hole 14 can be made in very simple milling and drilling operations are provided in the ring body 2.

Claims (4)

PROTECTION CLAIMS & 1. Earring for jewelry purposes consisting of a ring body from which a segment for the introduction of the earlobe is removed, the ring opening thus created being closable by a pivotable wire bracket, characterized in that the ring body (2) at its one end (6) has a slot (7) running in the plane of the ring, in which the wire bracket (4) is pivotably guided about an axle pin (8), while ^{a blind hole (14) is provided in the cross-sectional wall (13) at the end (6 1} ) of the ring body (2) ) is provided for receiving the free end (12) of the wire bracket (4). 2. earring for jewelry purposes according to claim 1, characterized in that that the pivoting of the wire bracket (4) is limited when the free end (12) of the wire bracket (4) comes to lie in a position opposite the blind hole (14). 3. earring for jewelry purposes according to claim 1 and 2 thereby characterized in that the pressed flat end (9) of the wire bracket (4) beyond the pivot point also has an acute-angled Forms nose (10) which strikes against the base (11) of the slot (7) in the closed position of the wire bracket (4). 4. Earring for jewelry purposes according to Anspruck 1 and 2, characterized in that the cross-sectional wall (13) of the ring body (2) below the blind hole (14) has a protruding shoulder (15) on which the free end (12) of the wire bracket (4) rests in the closed position.