DE8325021U1 - JEWELRY EARRINGS - Google Patents

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HANS TRAPPEM.BERG .- 'P'ATEN.rrNö en IEUR · Karlsruhe EUROPEAN PATENT AGENT

HT U876 08/25/1903 nl

Company Rn in Im ld Hoffmann

New ßtruchntr. 2r., 7505 Ettlingen - Bru,

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The innovation concerns a jewelry stud earrings, consisting from one to be inserted into an opening in the earlobe Pin, the front face of which is designed as earrings, with these earrings fixed or movable connected to the pin can snin.

Such stud earrings are very popular. The simplest form This ear stud is made of the mentioned pin, the front face of which is somehow decorated. These Decoration can also consist of a gem or a appropriate imitation be formed. Elongated pieces of jewelry can also be attached to this ear stud, the so over the lower limit of the earlobe at Tears away. These pieces of jewelry can also be used in anything η one over short "ettchen. movable with fringed ear studs be connected.

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To fasten these pieces of jewelry in the earlobes, the pins that penetrate the earlobe are always required, regardless of whether they are pure ear studs or ear studs with jewelry objects attached Γ. With such jewelry, regardless of the design on the front, a pin for penetrating the earlobe and a corresponding clamping device, which was to be pushed onto the end of the pin, had to be provided on the piece of jewelry.

The innovation has set itself the task of specifying a piece of jewelry that is not subject to this constraint. According to the innovation, this is achieved by the the pin is a separate component that is designed to decorate the front face on the front and then a seat to slide one with a corresponding Has opening provided piece of jewelry.

So each one is no longer like the well-known earrings Shark provided a pin on the earrings, but the piece of jewelry now only has to have an opening, through which this pin can be pushed back and then inserted into the opening of the earlobe. This not only results in a significant saving in the manufacture of such jewelry pieces, in particular then, if the pins are made of precious metal, but it can be the wearer of these earrings You can also change earrings yourself or use different ones Combine jewelry. In addition, the

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The pin according to clf, -r M cu or υ π π can be π inn tiic ': in cusnc f'iilir t, where the seat surface «inc bin zu; n! can. This clamping ring is required to prevent the pin inserted into the earlobe from slipping out. The pen according to the innovation may also be embodied in two parts, either by the seat surface is formed as a socket, f "■} can be inserted with its clamping surface in the cavity of the rest pin, or by the seat surface is formed as insertable in an end socket of the rest pin pin .

To with jewelry attached to the pegs of the innovation To achieve an opportunity should be the jewelry opening have a larger diameter than the seat surface. In this case it also seems advisable to that a partial ring that can be pushed onto the clamping surface up to the abutment on the seat surface is provided.

Note also that the \ J pen from ai.derem material may be provided as the piece of jewelry is now understood that a noble metal pin may be provided so readily to protect the tissue at the then jewelry made of extraneous material, of course, also of plastic, attached can be.

The drawing shows exemplary embodiments of the subject of the innovation shown schematically, and ζπar show: Fig. 1 shows a pen according to the innovation with Teilrinq

and clamping ring,
Fig. 2 and
Fin. 3 each with a two-part pen and

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In the embodiment of the pin according to FIG. 2, the seat surface 12 is designed as a socket into which the remaining pin 13 can be inserted. Plugging in the case of plastic erfoiqsn snugly, so no further dal Ma ^"1 -nr.hnen are necessary.! The rest pin can selbtvers I trlncl also nuf any way within the socket, 3cispieisi-ieise by gluing or soldering, attached nerrien.

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The embodiment according to FIG. 3 shows a socket 7 attached to the residual pin, into which the socket formed as a pin Seat 22 can be inserted and fastened there. In this case, of course, there is no need to plug it on of a partial ring ή, as for example at Fig. 1 is provided.

Claims (7)

• Il Il ι · ι ι i | ■ I J Il • I Jj. I • li 11 HANS TRAPPENBERG · Patent engineer. Karlsruhe EUROPEAN PATENT REPRESENTATIVE HT 0876 October 19, 1983 nl4 Reinhold Hoffmann Neue Bruchstr. 2a, 7505 Ettlingen - Bru. PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Jewelry earrings, consisting of one in an opening of the ear lobe to be introduced pin, the front face of which is designed as an ear jewelry, this Earrings can be connected to the pin in a fixed or movable manner, characterized, that the pin (3, 13, 23) is a separate component that is attached to the front face (1) on the front side, an end collar and then a seat (2, 12, 22) to slide on a piece of jewelry (6) provided with a corresponding opening (8). 2. jewelry stud earrings according to claim 1, characterized in that that on the seat (2, 12) one up to the conical (semicircular) tapering pin end extending clamping surface for a clamping ring (5) connects. -2- "M ₂ - JIlJ “J JJ 3. jewelry stud earrings according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the seat (12) is designed as a socket, in the cavity of which the remaining pin (13) with its clamping surface is pluggable. 4. jewelry stud earrings according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the seat surface (22) is designed as a pin which can be inserted into a frontal socket (7) of the remaining pin (23). ~ \ 5. Jewelry ear studs according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that one on the clamping surface until it rests on the seat surface (2, 12) push-on partial ring (4) is provided. 6. jewelry stud earrings according to claim 1, characterized in that the jewelry opening (8) has a larger diameter (d.) as the seat (2 (d ^)). 7. jewelry stud earrings according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized, ) That the pin (3, 13, 23) is made of a different material than the piece of jewelry (6), preferably made of plastic.