JP2006218245A - Pierced earring - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pierced earring which can be worn in an earlobe or the like without requiring a stopper separated from the body, a so-called catch. <P>SOLUTION: A linear or bar shape inserting axial wire which is easily deformed into a linear or gently angled shape when it is picked up with fingers and returned to the original shape when the fingers are released and has stiffness is set in a jewel or another accessory to make it easily wearable on an earlobe by inserting it in a hole and passing it through a hole in the earlobe and then releasing fingers. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a pierced earring that can be attached to an earlobe or the like without a stopper separate from the pierced body.

Technical background

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for piercings that are worn on the earlobe or other parts of the body to decorate the body, a method of stopping the insertion shaft portion with a stopper called a piercing catch is generally used to prevent the piercing from falling off. Another method is to maintain a right-angle configuration of the shaft after inserting the earlobe by incorporating a spring in the pierced shaft. A method of preventing the disconnection by using a so-called safety pin mechanism. A method in which the linear member is prevented from coming off by the double can mechanism after the earlobe is inserted. A method of preventing a drop by dropping a chain member from the tip of the pierced shaft part to the rear part of the earlobe. A method in which a coil-shaped member using a shape memory alloy is provided at the tip of a pierced shaft portion, and the pierced shaft portion is in close contact with the rear portion of the earlobe. A method that mechanically bends the pierced shaft at multiple points. There was.
Japanese Patent No. 3270011 Japanese Patent No. 3254438 Japanese Patent No. 3147173 Patent No. 3041695 Japanese Patent No. 3321563 ACT 7-1805 JP 2002-336015 A

These had the following problems.
(A) When using a piercing catch, the object must be dexterous because the object is too small to be pinched with the fingertip and must be operated in an invisible area such as behind the earlobe. There was a fear of piercing my finger.
Since it is used with a part called a catch, the catch may come off naturally during use and the pierced body may fall off and be lost.
(B) Fine and elaborate machining is required to provide the spring mechanism inside the shaft at the tip of the insertion shaft, and there is a problem in spreading it at low cost.
(C) The mechanism of a safety pin for hooking on the back of the earlobe and the double can method require considerable dexterity and fingertip force when worn.
(D) A long chain member provided at the distal end of the insertion shaft is limited in terms of wearing as a piercing from the point of decoration. In addition, there are also problems such as long hair being easily caught.
(E) In the case where sharp bent portions are provided at a plurality of positions on the insertion shaft portion, it is inconvenient because it needs to be swung several times when passing through the hole in the earlobe.

  Attach a rigid linear or rod-shaped insertion shaft to the decorative part, and at the time of insertion operation into the hole such as the earlobe, make a gentle angle enough to pass through the hole such as linear or earlobe, and the linear member after insertion A piercing having an insertion portion that returns to an open angle state and is difficult to fall off.

Hold the wire rod of the insertion shaft with your fingertip and insert it into the hole at a gentle angle so that the shaft can pass smoothly through the hole, such as a straight line or earlobe. At the back, the wire is in an open state and is not easily removed.
Furthermore, the appearance of the insertion portion is not noticeable and beautiful, and there is no risk that the tip of the insertion shaft may poke a finger.
Since the structure is relatively simple, it can be expected to be widely used at low cost.
If you get used to it a little, you can easily attach it to the earlobe with one hand.
No other parts such as catches are used, so there is no risk of loss due to falling off.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8. FIG. 1 shows a linear or rod-shaped insertion shaft portion wire rod having rigidity in a decorative part (2) of a pierce (1) made of jewelry or the like. 3) is attached.
FIG. 2 shows the decorative part (2) and the insertion shaft portion wire (3) bent at the fingertip (4) so that the insertion shaft portion has a straight line or an angle passing through a hole such as an earlobe. is there.
FIG. 3 shows that the piercing (1) pinched by the fingertip in this way is inserted into the hole (6) through which the piercing of the earlobe (5) passes, and after the fingertip is released, the insertion shaft wire (3) is in its original form. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the earlobe with the earrings attached to the back.
The present invention has the above-described configuration and action. When this is used, the piercing can be easily attached to the earlobe or the like with the fingertip, and also when the piercing is removed with the fingertip as in the case of wearing. It can be easily removed after the knob is bent.
The shape at the back of the earlobe or the like is simple and has few protrusions, so it is safe with little tangling of hair or other.

Other embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
FIG. 4 shows an example in which an annular part (7) is provided at the opposite end where a linear or rod-like insertion shaft part wire (3) having rigidity is attached to the decorative part (2).
The effect similar to that of the embodiment can be obtained by using this with a fingertip as in FIG.

Other embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
FIG. 5 shows a linear or rod-like insertion shaft portion wire (3) attached to a plurality of locations of the decorative part (2).
The effect similar to that of the embodiment can be obtained by using this with a fingertip as in FIG.

Other embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
FIG. 6 shows a rod-shaped retaining member (8) provided at the opposite end where a linear or rod-shaped insertion shaft portion wire (3) having rigidity is attached to the decorative part (2). As shown in FIG. 7, when the fingertip (4) flexes the wire portion and holds it, and inserts it into a hole such as an earlobe, and then releases the crack, it becomes as shown in FIG. 8 and the same effect as the embodiment can be obtained. Can do.

Perspective view of the present invention The perspective view of embodiment of this invention Cross-sectional view of the earlobe when using the embodiment of the present invention The perspective view of other embodiment of this invention The perspective view of other embodiment of this invention The perspective view of other embodiment of this invention The perspective view of other embodiment of this invention Cross-sectional view of earlobe when using another embodiment of the present invention

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pierce 2 Decoration part 3 Insertion shaft part wire 4 Finger tip 5 Earlobe 6 Hole 7 which passes piercing Ring-shaped part 8 Stick-shaped retaining member

Claims (1)

  Attach a rigid linear or rod-shaped insertion shaft to the decorative part, and at the time of insertion operation into the hole such as the earlobe, make a gentle angle enough to pass through the hole such as linear or earlobe, and the linear member after insertion A piercing having an insertion portion that returns to an open angle state and is difficult to fall off.

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