EP3537919A1 - Schmuckstein - Google Patents
SchmucksteinInfo
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- EP3537919A1 EP3537919A1 EP17800762.1A EP17800762A EP3537919A1 EP 3537919 A1 EP3537919 A1 EP 3537919A1 EP 17800762 A EP17800762 A EP 17800762A EP 3537919 A1 EP3537919 A1 EP 3537919A1
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- facets
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
- A44C—PERSONAL ADORNMENTS, e.g. JEWELLERY; COINS
- A44C17/00—Gems or the like
- A44C17/001—Faceting gems
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- the invention relates to a gemstone, in particular a diamond, but also other gemstones, such. Gemstones or semi-precious stones, or even synthetic gemstones.
- the human perception usually works up to a size of 0.2 mm. This means that the viewer perceives two points that are 0.2 mm apart as two separate points. If the distance dwindles to 0.1 mm, the viewer only perceives the two points as one point. at the octagonal cut, which is characterized by the fact that it has only sixteen facets (eight facets in the upper part and eight facets in the lower part) and a Tafelfacette, the individual facets of the upper part of the gemstone are usually still above the individual perceptual size. This means that a viewer with the naked eye can make out a structure of the facet arrangement in the gemstone.
- the octagonal cut has the disadvantage that the breaking of the circular structure in only eight segments brings a certain loss of light with it.
- the stone loses some light, so an octagonal gemstone does not have an optimal light output optical properties, even with small sizes of the gemstone has.
- a top angle is between 34.5 ° and 35.5 °, preferably 35 °, with a bottom angle between 40 ° and 41 °, preferably between 40.2 ° and 40.8 °, particularly preferably 40.5 °.
- the angle of the outer upper facets to the circularist plane of the gem which is perpendicular to a vertical axis of the gemstone or longitudinal axis of the gem, between 34.5 ° and 35.5 °, preferably 35 °.
- the angle of the lower part facets to a horizontal axis of the gemstone is between 40 ° and 41 °, preferably between 40.2 ° and 40.8 °, particularly preferably 40.5 °.
- the top angle is 35 ° and the bottom angle is 40.5 °.
- the light beam strikes the boundary of the two optical media within the total reflection angle, it is "totally" reflected, which means that it loses zero percent of the light in the process, and note that the border areas of the gems are the sensitive areas
- the proposed angle arrangement avoids any loss of light in the light incident on the gemstone at the edge of a gemstone, thus resulting in greater loss of light than in light incident on the interior of the panel facet the gemstone an optimal overall yield of the incident light.
- the described gemstone in particular due to its top angle, has the advantage of a high dispersion.
- Dispersion is understood as the decomposition of the white light into its spectral colors.
- dispersion means different refraction according to the different indices of refraction of the different wavelengths of light. Due to the high degree of dispersion of the gemstone, the gem gets life and a natural color of the gemstone recedes into the background.
- the proposed gemstone has the advantage that the gem represents an aesthetically interesting and clearly recognizable pattern of light under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- the light pattern loses its optical effect and does not appear to be concise. This creates a clear Light pattern, which results in a star of arrows in most Facettierungen the gems in the supervisory view.
- the light pattern may yield a flower or arrangement of hearts.
- the principle of a kaleidoscope magnifying glass is that the light incident from above, perpendicular to the horizontal axis of the stone, is a white, unfiltered light, but the "scattered light” is , which is incident on this at an angle of greater than 20 ° to the vertical axis of the gem, is filtered through the colored inner wall of the magnifying glass color and comes in a striking color (red or blue) in the stone, and by the color filtering with reduced luminosity ,
- the incident from above directly above, white light is dominant and optically differs from the more side incident light.
- This separation of strong white light incident on the stone and reduced colored, side-incident light results in the light-guiding of the white light leaving up to 10 times the optical impression, as compared to the result of the somewhat more oblique colored lighting.
- the round list corresponds to a circumferential edge or a separating edge between the upper part (crown) and the lower part (pavilion) in polished gemstones.
- the top is the upper part of the gem, which is located above the girdle. Accordingly, the lower part of the lower part of the diamond, which is below the Rundiste.
- the blackboard (plate facet) is the largest facet of the top part of the gemstone.
- the crown angle (crown angle) is the angle that results in a side view of the gemstone between the lateral boundary line of the top and the circular plane, this boundary line results by an orthogonal projection of a Oberteilfacette on a plane containing the longitudinal axis of the gem.
- the circular plane is the plane that is parallel to the board and in which the gemstone has the largest cross-sectional dimension.
- the Rundistenebene is aligned perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the gem.
- the base angle (pavilion angle) is that angle which results in a side view of the gemstone between the lateral boundary line of the base and the circular plane, this boundary being obtained by an orthogonal projection of a base facet on a plane containing the longitudinal axis of the gemstone.
- the upper part of the gemstone has an angle plane or two angle planes.
- “Angled plane” is understood to mean a number of facets that run in the direction of the circumference of the gemstone, ie the outer boundary circle, to the Center of the stone, as the center of the panel, have a very specific angle in relation to the horizontal plane.
- By providing one or two angle levels instead of three angles as in a gemstone brilliant cut increases the sparkle of the gem. This advantage is of particular importance in the case of small gemstones, since in the first place the problem of a disappearance of the radioactivity of the individual facets due to their small size occurs.
- the provision of one or two angle levels achieves an aesthetically interesting and valuable light pattern under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- the liveliness of the gem is optimized in the critical areas of a flat viewing angle.
- the gemstone not only in the plan view sparkles brightly and lively, and that the flashes of light of red and blue light, which are caused by a dispersion of light in the gemstone, are clearly visible even from a flat viewing angle.
- This advantage unfolds not only in the individual gemstone, but is particularly interesting when it comes to a whole area with many smaller gemstones. This is the case, for example, with a Pavee-designed surface of a piece of jewelery or with a dial of a clock.
- the board is a regular dodecagon.
- the 12-he division increases the overall light output of the gemstone.
- a combination of a 12 division and one or two angle levels in the top of the gemstone a higher sparkle is achieved while maintaining the overall light output.
- the sum of the top facets and the bottom facets is forty-eight or thirty-six or twenty-four facets.
- the upper facets are reduced compared to a gemstone brilliant cut. This contributes to increasing the spark of the gemstone.
- the reduced number of Oberteilfacetten and consequently the reduced total number of facets of the gem leads to a visually impressive or concise perceived light pattern under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- the specific number of facets of the upper part makes it possible to optimize the liveliness of the gemstone in the critical areas of a flat viewing angle.
- the sub-facets preferably include lower circular facets and the upper facets upper circular facets, each of the lower circular facets being precisely aligned with one of the upper circular facets.
- the juxtaposition of the lower circular facets and the upper circular facets avoids a flash of light being divided into two parts by striking a double facet in the stone.
- the sparkle of the gem is increased.
- the alignment of the upper round facets to the lower round facets achieves a clear light pattern of the gemstone under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to a watch with at least one gemstone, which is arranged in particular in a dial-pointer space.
- a dial-pointer room is the space or the receiving space of the clock in which a dial and / or at least one pointer of the clock are arranged.
- the gemstone is arranged in the dial.
- the dial are preferably more than two hundred gems, more preferably more than four hundred to eight hundred gems provided.
- each of the gemstones have a diameter of less than 2 mm, more preferably equal to or less than 1 mm, on.
- the gemstone described above with reference to the above are also given here.
- the gemstone described above optimizes the optical properties that are important for a gemstone in the dial-pointer space of the watch, that is, under a watch glass of the watch.
- the above-described gemstone represents a significant improvement in the effect of the gemstone, in particular a diamond, within the dial-pointer space.
- the watch glass which is located above the dial, or an inner bezel, yes reduced some of the light effect.
- Both the light incident on the diamonds is reduced by the watch glass and the light emerging from the diamonds is largely swallowed by the watch glass at shallow exit angles, and reduced by approximately 10% to 30% at steep exit angles.
- the reduction of light caused by the watch glass is "compensated", so that the gemstone unfolds a good effect under the watch glass Gemstones in watches or watches a special meaning.
- Fig. 5 (a) - (d) show different views of a gem according to a fifth
- Fig. 1 (a) is a plan view
- Fig. 1 (b) is a side view
- Fig. 1 (c) is a bottom view of the gemstone 1.
- Fig. 1 (d) shows a light pattern of the gemstone 1 from above under a kaleidoscope loupe.
- the gemstone 1 has a top part 2, a round strip 3 and a bottom part 4.
- An upper angle ⁇ of the gem 1 is between 34.5 ° and 35.5 °, preferably 35 °.
- a lower part angle ⁇ of the gemstone 1 is between 40 ° and 41 °, preferably between 40.2 ° and 40.8 °, particularly preferably 40.5 °.
- the upper angle ⁇ is 35 ° and the lower angle ß 40.5 °.
- the upper part 2 comprises a panel 10 and a plurality of upper facets 1 1, 12, wherein the lower part 4 has a plurality of lower part facets 13,14.
- the top facets 11, 12 include first top facets 1 1 and second top facets 12 (upper circular facets) 12.
- the bottom facets 13, 14 include first bottom facets 13 and second bottom facets 14.
- the panel 10 is formed as a regular dodecagon.
- the first upper facets 11 each adjoin the panel 10 with one broad side, with the second upper facets 12 extending from the panel 10 to the circular strip 3 and adjoining the circular strip 3 with a broad side.
- the shape of an inner star is obtained.
- the first upper facets 11 have the shape of a pentagon and the second upper facets 12 the shape of a triangle.
- the first lower part facets 13 have the shape of a triangle and the second lower part facets 12 the shape of a pentagon.
- this embodiment of the gem 1 has twelve such first top facets 1 1 and twelve such second top facets 12. Thus, a total of twenty-four upper facets are provided in the gem 1.
- the first lower part facets 13 each adjoin the panel 10 with one broad side, the second lower part facets 14 extending from the panel 10 to the circular strip 3.
- this embodiment of the gemstone 1 has twelve such first lower part facets 13 and twelve such second lower part facets 14.
- a total of twenty-four lower part facets are provided in the gemstone 1.
- the total number of facets of gemstone 1 is 49 facets (48 top and bottom facets plus the board 10).
- the upper part 2 of the gemstone 1 has two angle planes, wherein the one angle plane, the first upper facet 12 and the other angle plane, the second upper facet 13 includes.
- the lower part 3 has two angle levels, wherein one angle plane comprises the first lower part facets 13 and the other angle plane comprises the second lower part facets 14.
- the lower part 2 merges into a tip (calotte) 5.
- the tip 5 is formed by the second bottom facets 14.
- each of the second upper facets 12 is precisely aligned with a first lower facet 13.
- FIG. 2 shows a gem 1 according to a second exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 (a) is a plan view
- FIG. 2 (b) is a side view
- FIG. 2 (c) is a bottom view of the gemstone 1.
- the second embodiment differs from the first embodiment in principle in that the first upper facets 1 1 each adjoin the panel 10 with one broad side and extend from the panel 10 to the circular strip 3.
- the second upper facets 12 each adjoin the circular strip 3 with one broad side.
- first upper facets 11 each have the shape of a triangle and the second upper facets 12 have the shape of a pentagon.
- FIG. 2 (d) shows a light pattern of the gemstone 1 from above when the gemstone 1 is viewed under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- FIG. 3 shows a gem 1 according to a third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 (a) shows a plan view
- FIG. 3 (b) shows a side view
- FIG. 3 (c) shows a bottom view of the gemstone 1.
- the first shell facets 1 1 each border the panel 10 with one broad side and extending from the panel 10 to the round list 3 as in the second embodiment.
- the second upper facets 12 each adjoin the round strip 3 with one broad side and extend from the panel 10 to the circular strip 3.
- both the first upper facets 11 and the second upper facets 12 extend from the panel 10 to the upper side Round list 3.
- the first upper facets 1 1 and the second upper facets 12 are triangular in shape.
- FIGS. 3 (d) and (e) show light patterns of the gemstone 1 from above and below under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- FIG. 4 shows a gem 1 according to a fourth exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 (a) is a plan view
- FIG. 4 (b) is a side view
- FIG. 4 (c) is a bottom view of the gemstone 1.
- the upper part 2 only a plurality of first Oberteililfacetten 1 1. That is, the top facets include only the first top facets 11.
- the first upper facets 1 1 are each formed in the shape of a quadrilateral and adjoin the panel 10 and the Rundist 2 at. Thus, the gemstone 1 in the upper part 2 only one angle level.
- the total number of facets of gemstone 1 is 37 facets (36 top and bottom facets plus the board 10).
- Each of the first upper facets 11 is advantageously juxtaposed with a first lower facet 13.
- FIG. 4 (d) shows a light pattern of the gemstone 1 from above when the gemstone 1 is viewed under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- FIG. 5 shows a gem 1 according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 5 (a) is a plan view
- Fig. 5 (b) is a side view
- Fig. 5 (c) is a bottom view of the gemstone 1.
- the difference between the gemstone 1 according to the fifth embodiment and the gemstone 1 according to the fourth embodiment is that the first upper facet 1 1 are arranged in the fifth embodiment in the circumferential direction or in the direction of the Rundist 3 with respect to the first Unterteililfacetten 13 twisted. As in the fourth embodiment, the gemstone 1 of Figure 5 on an angle plane in the upper part 2.
- FIG. 5 (d) shows the resulting light pattern of the gemstone 1 from above when the gemstone 1 is viewed under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- FIG. 6 illustrates a gem 1 according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- the upper part 2 of the gemstone 1 corresponds to the structure in terms of the upper part 2 of the gemstone 1 according to the fourth embodiment.
- Fig. 6 (a) is a plan view
- Fig. 6 (b) is a side view
- Fig. 6 (c) is a bottom view of the gemstone 1.
- the lower part 4 has only one angle plane, which comprises a plurality of first lower part facets 13. This means that the lower part facets comprise only the first lower part facets 13. In particular, the lower part 4 has twelve lower part facets or twelve first lower part facets 13.
- the first lower part facets 13 are each configured in the shape of a triangle and extend from the top 5 (caliber) to the circular strip 3.
- the first lower part facets 13 adjoin the round strip 3 with one broad side.
- the tip 5 is formed by the first lower part facets 13.
- the total number of facets of gemstone 1 is 25 facets (24 top and bottom facets plus the board 10).
- FIG. 6 (d) shows the resulting light pattern of the gemstone 1 from above when the gemstone 1 is viewed under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
- the gemstones 1 described above reflect a very high percentage of the light impinging on them back into the eye of the beholder. Further, the gems 1 fanned as high a proportion of the incident white light in the spectral colors fanned back into the eye of the beholder. Furthermore, in the gemstones 1, a high proportion of the incident light is reflected as a single flash of light. This means that the gemstones do not convert concentrated light into a scattered diffused light. Furthermore, the gems 1 are such designed so that they return the incident light to the viewer so that the gems from as many as possible (even shallow) positions strongly shine, have dispersion and sparkle. In addition, the gemstone 1 are optimized for use in a watch.
- the gemstones 1 have less in their sparkling and dispersion behavior but thereby stronger flashes of light, the gems 1 sparkle even in shallow viewing angles and disperse dispersion bundles. Furthermore, make the gems 1 according to the illustrated embodiments, a quiet, not design dominant impression. Finally, the gemstones are 1 kaleidoscope-capable. That is, the gems 1 produce an aesthetically pleasing and clearly recognizable light symbol when viewing the gems 1 under a kaleidoscope magnifying glass.
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DE102016222189.2A DE102016222189A1 (de) | 2016-11-11 | 2016-11-11 | Schmuckstein |
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