JP2009254704A - Mirror plane ornament - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an ornament which demonstrates intrinsic brightness of a gem by swingingly mounting a cut gem to a hollow decoration part and forming the inner face of the bottom body of the decoration part in a mirror plane shape, and enjoy a variety of tints by inserting decoration bodies having different colors. <P>SOLUTION: The hollow decoration parts 12 formed by a bottom body 18 and a lid body 16 is provided in an ornament body. The inner face of the bottom body 18 is formed in a mirror plane shape, a window part 26 is opened in the lid body 16, and the cut gem 15 is swingingly mounted. Furthermore, the decoration bodies having different colors are inserted into the decoration part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a clothing accessory in which a decorative portion in a clothing accessory body is formed hollow, a cut jewel is attached so as to be swingable, and an inner surface of a bottom body of the decorative portion is formed in a mirror shape.

Since the jewelry that attaches the jewelry to the decorative part can exert the charm of the jewelry strongly by making the jewelry more shining, for example, as shown in FIG. 6, a decorative body is provided at a predetermined position of the rising frame provided on the base material, An accessory such as a piercing, wherein the ornament is disposed at a position having a certain space with respect to the base material, and the ornament is irradiated with incident light and reflected light from various directions. Has been developed (Japanese Patent Application No. 8-21901).

Here, the accessory 120 makes the surface of the base material 121 a mirror surface and reflects natural light from the lower surface 124a of the decorative body 124 (which means a jewel here) or enters the decorative body 124 from above. The refracted light is radiated from the lower space 125, or the surface of the base 121 is roughened, such as a matte surface, and the light incident from the space 125 is diffusely reflected.

However, such an accessory 120 is merely for visually recognizing the light reflected by the base material 121 after passing through the fixed ornament 124, and the light generated by the ornament 124 is monotonous transmitted light. Therefore, even if the brightness of the decorative body 124 is increased by the reflected light, the technical effect that the decorative body 124 exhibits the original shine (brilliancy) of the gemstone cannot be exhibited.

The present invention relates to a jewelry such as a ring in which a cut jewel such as a diamond is attached to a decorative part, and the cut jewel is attached so as to be swingable, and the inner surface of the bottom of the decorative part is formed in a mirror shape, The purpose is to provide jewelry that demonstrates (Brilliance). It is another object of the present invention to provide an accessory capable of inserting brilliance of various colors through a window portion by inserting ornaments having different colors into the decoration portion.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention described in claim 1 is characterized in that a hollow ornament part formed of a bottom body and a lid body is provided on a jewelry accessory body, an inner surface of the bottom body is formed in a mirror shape, and the lid It is the accessory which opened the window part to the body and attached the cut jewelry so that rocking was possible. In the present invention, it is preferable that the cut jewel is suspended from the back surface of the lid. In the present invention, it is preferable that the cut jewel is fixed to a pedestal that is swingably connected to the lid.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the accessory according to any one of the first to third aspects, a decorative body having a color different from that of the cut jewel is rotatably inserted into the decorative portion. Further, according to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the accessory according to the first aspect, the cut jewel is fixed to a pedestal that is swingably connected to the lid, and is attached to the back surface of the lid. Is characterized in that a decorative body having a different color from that of the cut jewel is fixed. In the present invention, the accessory is preferably any one of a group of accessories including a pendant, a ring, a pierced earring, an earring, a brooch, a necklace, and a bracelet.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the mirror surface of the bottom of the decorative portion reflects the light emitted from the swinging cut jewel, and the light is emitted through the window portion. The brilliance (brilliancy) can be demonstrated. According to the invention described in claim 2, since the cut jewel suspended from the lid swings freely by the movement of the person wearing the accessory, the accessory exhibits a strong brilliance (brilliancy). Can do. According to the invention described in claim 3, since the cut jewel connected to the opening of the lid can be slightly swung, it can exhibit a brilliant (brilliancy) that the accessory can glitter. it can.

According to the invention described in claim 4 or claim 5, the color of the decorative body that is rotatably inserted into the decorative part is reflected by the specular body, and the brightness of the jewel (brilliancy) and the different color of the decorative body The brilliantness of the brilliance (Brilliance) overlaps, and the accessories can show the beauty of a kaleidoscope.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the accessory according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 1A is a plan view showing the back surface of the lid of the first pendant, and FIG. 1B is a plan view showing the inner surface of the bottom body of the first pendant. 2A is a perspective view showing the first pendant, and FIG. 2B is an explanatory view showing the cross section and the path of incident light.

The first pendant body 11 in the first pendant 10 includes a decorative part 12 and a hanging part 14.

For example, the first pendant body 11 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver, but is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can also be used. Further, the cut jewel 15 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond that is largely cut, but is not limited to this, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby may be used. it can.

The decorative portion 12 can be separated into, for example, a lid body 16 and a bottom body 18, and in this case, both are flat plate-shaped and cross-sectional cup-shaped plate-like members, and both are stacked to form a hollow decorative portion 12. Can be formed. Here, the overall shape of the decorative portion 12 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the lid 16, an opening 20 having a decorative shape such as a geometric pattern is formed in order to capture light from the outside and visually recognize the light reflected by the bottom body 18. A pedestal 22 having an approximately identical shape and slightly reduced size and having an opening 20 at the center is attached to the lid 16 via a plurality of ring rings 24 provided at predetermined locations.

Such a pedestal 22 can be slightly swung with respect to the lid body 16, and a window portion 26 that is a gap in a geometric pattern is formed between the lid body 16 and the pedestal 22.

In addition, the upper ring 24a of the ring 24 that connects the lid 16 and the pedestal 22 is seated by inserting the cut jewel 15 from the lower part into the ring, and bending a plurality of claw portions 28b that stands up shortly. A stone seat 28 to which the cut jewel 15 is fixed is slidably connected via a ring 24b and a ring 28a. The shape of the stone seat 28 and the method for fixing the cut jewel 15 to the stone seat 28 are not particularly limited. Further, the method for connecting the stone base 28 and the pedestal 22 is not particularly limited as long as the cut jewel 15 is swingably attached to the pedestal 22.

On the other hand, the inner surface 18a of the bottom body 18 is polished and formed into a mirror surface, and light incident on the cut jewel 15 from the opening 20 or the window 26 produces a brilliancy when the cut jewel 15 is shaken. The light can be emitted while the light is reflected. Here, the inner surface 18a may be diffusely reflected as a rough ground like a satin, and in this case, a different gloss can be produced. In addition, although the inner surface 18a is formed in a curved surface shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the form of the reflecting surface.

Furthermore, an annular hanging portion 14 having a larger size and a larger diameter is attached to the top of the bottom body 18, and the necklace chain 29 and the like can be inserted from the side.

In order to complete the first pendant 10, after connecting the stone seat 28 to which the cut jewel 15 is fixed to the back surface of the lid body 16, the lid body 16 and the bottom body 18 are combined, for example, by means of brazing or the like. The hollow decorative portion 12 is fixed to form the hanging portion 14, and the hanging portion 14 may be attached to the bottom body 18 or the lid body 16 by the same means. Of course, it may be integrally molded by a method such as lost wax casting. .

Such a first pendant 10 can be worn by lowering the necklace chain 29 from the neck. When the necklace 29 is worn, the pedestal 28 is suspended in the interior of the decorative portion 12. Therefore, when the body moves, the movement of the cut jewel 15 slightly reflects the movement, and the light that has entered the cut jewel 15 through the opening 20 and the window 26 is emitted while producing brilliance. The light is reflected by the inner surface 18 a of the bottom body 18 and is emitted to the outside through the window portion 26 of the lid body 16. That is, the reflected light that generates a lot of brilliance (brilliance) is visually recognized by the viewer of the decorative body 12, and the first pendant 10 shines strongly, and can be attractive as an accessory.

3A is a plan view showing the first lid of the first ring, and FIG. 3B is a side view thereof. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the first ring and the path of incident light.

The first ring body 31 in the first ring 30 includes a decorative part 32 and a ring part 34.

For example, the first ring body 31 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver. However, the first ring body 31 is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can be used. Further, the cut jewel 35 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond, which is cut into small pieces, but is not limited thereto, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby may be used. it can.

The decorative portion 32 can be separated into, for example, a first lid body 36 and a bottom body 38, and in this case, both are planar circular and cup-shaped plate-like members, and both are superposed and hollow. The decorative part 32 can be formed. Here, the overall shape of the decorative portion 32 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the first lid body 36, for example, a decorative shape such as a large petal pattern is opened to capture light from the outside and visually reflect the light reflected from the bottom body. The pedestal 42 having such a decorative shape is attached via an annular ring 36a and an annular ring 42a provided at two positions on both ends.

Such a pedestal 42 can swing in the left-right direction with respect to the first lid 36, and a window portion 46 formed of a gap is formed between the first lid 36 and the pedestal 42.

Further, holes are opened at a plurality of predetermined locations on the pedestal 42 (not shown). After the cut jewel 35 is placed in the holes, the surroundings are crushed so as to approach each other, so-called engraving. The cut jewel 35 is fixed. In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the fixing method to the base 42 of the cut jewel 35, Of course, it can also carry out by a nail | claw stop or a rail stop. Further, the method for connecting the base 42 and the first lid 36 is not particularly limited. In short, the base 42 may be attached to the first lid 36 so as to be swingable.

On the other hand, the inner surface (not shown) of the bottom body 38 is polished and mirror-like like the first pendant 10, and enters the swaying jewel 35 to reflect the emitted light while producing brilliance. can do. Here, irregular reflection may be made by making the inner surface into a rough ground shape like a satin shape, and in this case, different gloss can be produced. Although the inner surface is formed in a curved shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the shape of the reflecting surface.

The ring portion 34 corresponds to an arm portion of a normal ring, and has a ring shape with a part of the upper portion cut away, and has a rectangular cross-sectional shape called a so-called flat ring. Here, the cross-sectional shape of the ring portion 34 is of course not limited, and other shapes such as a circular shape and a semicircular shape may be employed.

In order to complete the first ring 30, the base 42 to which the cut jewel 35 is fixed is connected to the first lid 36, and then the first lid 36 and the bottom body 38 are combined. Is attached to form a hollow decorative portion 32, and a ring portion 34 may be attached to the lower portion of the decorative portion 32 by the same means, but of course, it may be integrally molded by a method such as lost wax casting.

Such a first ring 30 can be worn through the ring portion 34 with fingers, and the pedestal 42 of the decorative portion 32 can swing in this state. Accordingly, when the body moves, the pedestal 42 swings slightly reflecting the movement, and the external light incident on the cut jewel 35 from above is emitted while generating brilliance, and on the inner surface of the bottom body 38. It is reflected and released outside through the window 46. Further, the light incident from the window 46 is also reflected by the inner surface of the bottom body 38 and is similarly incident on the cut jewel 35 and is emitted from the window 46 while generating shine (brilliancy). Since the first ring 30 can visually recognize a lot of reflected light that causes a viewer to shine (brilliance), the first ring 30 can exhibit beauty as an accessory.

FIG. 5 is a side view showing the second lid of the first ring.

The second lid 76 is opened in a decorative shape in substantially the same manner as the first lid 36, and furthermore, a small pedestal 82 with a similar decorative shape is provided at two positions on both ends of the ring 76 a and the ring. 82a is attached.

Such a pedestal 82 can swing with the second lid body 76, and a window 86 having a gap is formed between the second lid body 76 and the first lid body 36. .

However, unlike the first lid 36, it is not necessary to fix the cut jewel 15 in particular on the surface of the pedestal 82. For example, if a decorative pattern sculpture 82 a is applied, the beauty as an accessory can be maintained. .

In the second lid 76, a half ring ring 87 is projected substantially at the center of the back surface, and a hanging ring 88 is connected to the half ring ring 87, and the same stone as used for the first pendant 10 is used. The cut jewel 15 is suspended by fixing the cut jewel 15 by the seat 28 and fixing the suspension ring 88 to the stone seat 28.

Even if the second lid 76 is attached to the first ring 30, substantially the same effect as the first lid 36 can be exhibited. That is, when the body moves, the pedestal 82 swings, and the external light incident from the window portion 86 is emitted while generating shine (brilliancy) in the cut jewel 15, reflected by the inner surface of the bottom body 38, and the window portion 86. Is released to the outside. Therefore, the 1st ring 30 can demonstrate the beauty as an accessory.

5A is a plan view showing the first lid of the second pendant, FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of the decoration part of the second pendant, and FIG. 5C is an explanation showing the path of the second pendant and incident light. FIG.

The second pendant main body 51 in the second pendant 50 includes a decorative portion 52 and a suspended portion 54.

The second pendant main body 51 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver, for example, but is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can be used. Further, the first cut jewel 55 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond that is largely cut. However, the first cut jewel 55 is not limited to this, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby is used. You can also.

The decorative portion 52 can be separated into, for example, a first lid body 56 and a bottom body 58. In this case, both of them become plate-shaped members having a planar circular shape and a cross-sectional cup shape, and both are overlapped to form a hollow body. Can be formed. Here, the shape of the decorative portion 52 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the first lid body 56, for example, a circular opening is formed, and the first cut jewel 55 is inserted into the annular body from the lower part and is seated. A stone seat 68 to which the cut jewel 55 is fixed is connected to the opening portion by a plurality of ring rings 68a so as to be swingable. In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the shape of an opening part and the stone seat 68, and the fixing method to the stone seat 68 of the 1st cut jewel 55, It can also be based on what is called a cover ring stop and a rail stop. Further, the method for connecting the stone seat 68 and the first lid 56 is not particularly limited, and the point is that the first cut jewel 55 may be swingably attached to the first lid 56.

Such a stone seat 68 can be slightly swung with respect to the first lid 56.

For example, eight heart-shaped windows 66 are opened in the peripheral portion of the first lid 56 in order to take in external light and emit light reflected by the inner surface 58a of the bottom body. The shape and number of the window portions 66 are not particularly limited, and may be circular or other shapes, and two window portions 66 or a larger number of window portions 66 may be opened.

On the other hand, the inner surface 58a of the bottom body 58 is polished to form a mirror surface, and the light incident on the first cut jewel 55 from the outside and the light taken in from the window 66 are shaken by the first cut jewel 55 to shine (Brilliant). It is possible to reflect the emitted light that causes the sea. Here, the inner surface 58a may be diffusely reflected in a rough ground shape like a satin shape, and in this case, different gloss can be generated. Although the inner surface 58a is formed in a curved surface shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the form of the reflecting surface.

Further, in the second pendant 50, for example, a second cut jewel 70 is rotatably inserted into the hollow decorative portion 52 as a decorative body. The second cut jewel 70 moves freely when the second pendant 50 is worn, and takes in the light incident from the window 66 to produce various brilliancy.

The material of the second cut jewel 70 is, for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby that is largely cut, but is not limited to this, and a mirror ball, a bead, or the like can also be used. The first cut jewel 55 and the second cut jewel 70 preferably have different colors.

Furthermore, a suspended portion 54 made of a thick line that is elliptically curved in the front-rear direction is attached to the top of the bottom body 58.

To complete the second pendant 50, the stone 68 to which the first cut jewel 55 is fixed is connected to the opening of the first lid 56, the second cut jewel 70 is inserted therein, and then the first lid. 56 and the bottom body 58 are combined, for example, both are fixed by means such as brazing to form the hollow decorative portion 52, and the suspended portion 54 may be attached to the bottom body by the same means. You may shape | mold integrally by methods, such as casting.

Such a second pendant 50 can be worn on the hanging portion 54 through a necklace chain 69 or the like, and the stone seat 68 can swing in the worn state. Therefore, when the body moves, the first cut jewel 55 swings slightly reflecting the movement, and the light incident from the outside is emitted while generating brilliance, and is reflected by the inner surface 58a of the bottom body 58. And discharged through the window 66.

Further, in the second pendant 50, the light that has entered the decoration portion 52 through the window 66 is incident on the second cut jewel 70, and the second cut jewel 70 rotates, so that various reflected lights can be generated. . In particular, when the colors of the first cut jewel 55 and the second cut jewel 70 are different, reflected light is generated by a plurality of colors, and the second pendant 50 shines as if it is a kaleidoscope and exhibits beauty as an accessory. can do.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing the second lid of the second pendant.

The second lid 96 is opened in a decorative shape in substantially the same manner as the first lid 36, and furthermore, a small pedestal 102 having a similar decorative shape is provided at two positions on both ends of the ring 96 a and the ring. It is attached via 102a.

Such a pedestal 102 can swing with the second lid body 96, and the window portion 106 including a gap is formed between the second lid body 96 and the first lid body 36.

Moreover, a hole is opened at a plurality of predetermined locations in the pedestal 102 (not shown), and the cut gem 35 similar to that used in the first ring 30 is similarly cut into the hole by, for example, engraving. It is fixed. Here, the method for fixing the cut jewel 35 to the base 102 is not particularly limited, and the method for connecting the base 102 and the second lid 96 is not particularly limited.

Further, in the second lid 96, the cut jewel 15 similar to that used in the first pendant 10 is fixed by the same stone pedestal 108, and the stone pedestal 108 is fixed, whereby the pedestal 102 is used as a decoration. At the center of the back of the

Here, although the material of the cut jewel 35 and the cut jewel 15 is not limited, it is preferable that the cut jewel 35 and the cut jewel 15 have different colors.

The effect when the second lid 96 is used for the second pendant 50 is substantially the same as that when the first lid 56 is used. The reflected light is generated, and the second pendant 50 shines strongly as if it were a kaleidoscope, and can exhibit the beauty as an accessory.

As described above, in the above embodiment, as a case where the present invention is advantageously applied, the method of attaching the cut jewel to the decorative portion formed from the lid and the bottom has been described. Since it is possible to form a mirror surface that reflects the shine of the cut jewel, it is not always necessary that the decorative part can be separated into the lid and the bottom. In addition, a large number of gems, such as gems with different cut shapes, small-cut first cut gems, second cut gems, third cut gems, etc., which are attached to jewelry such as brooches that exhibit the technical effects of the present invention. Naturally, any difference in design, such as suspending it from the lid, is included in the scope of the present invention.

(A) is a top view which shows the back surface of the cover body of a 1st pendant, (b) is a top view which shows the inner surface of the bottom body of a 1st pendant. (A) is a perspective view which shows a 1st pendant, (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the cross section and the course of incident light. (A) is a top view which shows the 1st cover body of a 1st ring, (b) is the side view. It is explanatory drawing which shows the route of a 1st ring and incident light. It is a side view which shows the 2nd cover body of a 1st ring. (A) is a top view which shows the 1st cover body of a 2nd pendant, (b) is sectional drawing of the decoration part of a 2nd pendant, (c) is explanatory drawing which shows the route of a 2nd pendant and incident light. It is a side view which shows the 2nd cover body of a 2nd pendant. It is a perspective view which shows the conventional mirror surface accessory.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 1st pendant 11 1st pendant main body 12 decoration part 12 decoration body 14 hanging part 15 cut jewelry 16 lid 18 bottom body 18a inner surface

20 Opening 22 Base 24 Ring 24a Ring 24b Ring 26 Window 28 Stone Seat 28a Ring 28b Claw 29 Necklace Chain

30 1st ring 31 1st ring main body 32 Decoration part 34 Ring part 35 Cut jewelry 36 1st cover body 36a Ring ring 38 Bottom body

42 Base 42a Ring 46 Window

50 second pendant 51 second pendant main body 52 decoration part 54 hanging part 55 first cut jewel 56 first lid body 58 bottom body 58a inner surface

66 Window 68 Stone Seat 68a Ring 68b Claw 69 Necklace Chain

70 second cut jewel 76 second lid 76a

82 pedestal 82a ring 82a sculpture 86 window 87 half ring 88 suspended ring

96 second lid 96a ring

102 pedestal 102a ring 106 window 108 stone seat

120 jewelry 121 base material 124 decorative body 124a lower surface 125 space

The present invention relates to a clothing accessory in which a decorative portion in a clothing accessory body is formed hollow, a cut jewel is attached so as to be swingable, and an inner surface of a bottom body of the decorative portion is formed in a mirror shape.

Since the jewelry that attaches the jewelry to the decorative part can exert the charm of the jewelry strongly by making the jewelry more shining, for example, as shown in FIG. 6, a decorative body is provided at a predetermined position of the rising frame provided on the base material, An accessory such as a piercing, wherein the ornament is disposed at a position having a certain space with respect to the base material, and the ornament is irradiated with incident light and reflected light from various directions. Has been developed (Japanese Patent Application No. 8-21901).

Here, the accessory 120 makes the surface of the base material 121 a mirror surface and reflects natural light from the lower surface 124a of the decorative body 124 (which means a jewel here) or enters the decorative body 124 from above. The refracted light is radiated from the lower space 125, or the surface of the base 121 is roughened, such as a matte surface, and the light incident from the space 125 is diffusely reflected.

However, such an accessory 120 is merely for visually recognizing the light reflected by the base material 121 after passing through the fixed ornament 124, and the light generated by the ornament 124 is monotonous transmitted light. Therefore, even if the brightness of the decorative body 124 is increased by the reflected light, the technical effect that the decorative body 124 exhibits the original shine (brilliancy) of the gemstone cannot be exhibited.

The present invention relates to a jewelry such as a ring in which a cut jewel such as a diamond is attached to a decorative part, and the cut jewel is attached so as to be swingable, and the inner surface of the bottom of the decorative part is formed in a mirror shape, The purpose is to provide jewelry that demonstrates (Brilliance). It is another object of the present invention to provide an accessory capable of inserting brilliance of various colors through a window portion by inserting ornaments having different colors into the decoration portion.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention described in claim 1 is characterized in that a hollow ornament part formed of a bottom body and a lid body is provided on a jewelry accessory body, an inner surface of the bottom body is formed in a mirror shape, and the lid It is the accessory which attached to the cover body so that rocking was possible by opening the window part in the body and suspending the cut jewel on the back surface of the cover body. According to a second aspect of the present invention, a hollow decorative portion formed of a bottom body and a lid body is provided on the accessory body, the inner surface of the bottom body is formed in a mirror shape, and a window portion is formed on the lid body. It is an accessory that is attached to the lid so as to be swingable by fixing the cut jewel to a base that is open and swingably connected to the lid.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the accessory according to the first or second aspect, a decorative body having a color different from that of the cut jewel is rotatably inserted into the decorative portion. According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the accessory of the accessory according to the second aspect, a decorative body having a color different from that of the cut jewel is fixed to the back surface of the lid. In the present invention, in the present invention, the accessory is preferably one of a group of accessories including a pendant, a ring, a pierced earring, an earring, a brooch, a necklace, and a bracelet.

According to the invention described in claim 1, the cut jewel suspended from the lid is freely swung by the movement of the person wearing the accessory, and the mirror surface of the bottom of the decorative portion is swung. Since the light emitted from the jewel is reflected and the light is emitted through the window portion, the jewelry can exhibit the brilliance inherent in the jewel. According to the second aspect of the present invention, the cut jewel connected to the opening of the lid can be slightly swung, so that the jewelery glitters (brilliance). it can.

According to the invention described in claim 3 or claim 4, the color of the decorative body rotatably inserted into the decorative part is reflected by the mirror body, and the brightness of the jewel (brilliancy) and the different color of the decorative body The brilliantness of the brilliance (Brilliance) overlaps, and the accessories can show the beauty of a kaleidoscope.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the accessory according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 1A is a plan view showing the back surface of the lid of the first pendant, and FIG. 1B is a plan view showing the inner surface of the bottom body of the first pendant. Moreover, in FIG. 2, (a) is a perspective view which shows a 1st pendant,
(B) is explanatory drawing which shows the cross section and the course of incident light.

The first pendant body 11 in the first pendant 10 includes a decorative part 12 and a hanging part 14.

For example, the first pendant body 11 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver, but is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can also be used. Further, the cut jewel 15 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond that is largely cut, but is not limited to this, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby may be used. it can.

The decorative portion 12 can be separated into, for example, a lid body 16 and a bottom body 18, and in this case, both are flat plate-shaped and cross-sectional cup-shaped plate-like members, and both are stacked to form a hollow decorative portion 12. Can be formed. Here, the overall shape of the decorative portion 12 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the lid 16, an opening 20 having a decorative shape such as a geometric pattern is formed in order to capture light from the outside and visually recognize the light reflected by the bottom body 18. A pedestal 22 having an approximately identical shape and slightly reduced size and having an opening 20 at the center is attached to the lid 16 via a plurality of ring rings 24 provided at predetermined locations.

Such a pedestal 22 can be slightly swung with respect to the lid body 16, and a window portion 26 that is a gap in a geometric pattern is formed between the lid body 16 and the pedestal 22.

In addition, the upper ring 24a of the ring 24 that connects the lid 16 and the pedestal 22 is seated by inserting the cut jewel 15 from the lower part into the ring, and bending a plurality of claw portions 28b that stands up shortly. A stone seat 28 to which the cut jewel 15 is fixed is slidably connected via a ring 24b and a ring 28a. The shape of the stone seat 28 and the method for fixing the cut jewel 15 to the stone seat 28 are not particularly limited. Further, the method for connecting the stone base 28 and the pedestal 22 is not particularly limited as long as the cut jewel 15 is swingably attached to the pedestal 22.

On the other hand, the inner surface 18a of the bottom body 18 is polished and formed into a mirror surface, and light incident on the cut jewel 15 from the opening 20 or the window 26 produces a brilliancy when the cut jewel 15 is shaken. The light can be emitted while the light is reflected. Here, the inner surface 18a may be diffusely reflected as a rough ground like a satin, and in this case, a different gloss can be produced. In addition, although the inner surface 18a is formed in a curved surface shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the form of the reflecting surface.

Furthermore, an annular hanging portion 14 having a larger size and a larger diameter is attached to the top of the bottom body 18, and the necklace chain 29 and the like can be inserted from the side.

In order to complete the first pendant 10, after connecting the stone seat 28 to which the cut jewel 15 is fixed to the back surface of the lid body 16, the lid body 16 and the bottom body 18 are combined, for example, by means of brazing or the like. The hollow decorative portion 12 is fixed to form the hanging portion 14, and the hanging portion 14 may be attached to the bottom body 18 or the lid body 16 by the same means. Of course, it may be integrally molded by a method such as lost wax casting. .

Such a first pendant 10 can be worn by lowering the necklace chain 29 from the neck. When the necklace 29 is worn, the pedestal 28 is suspended in the interior of the decorative portion 12. Therefore, when the body moves, the movement of the cut jewel 15 slightly reflects the movement, and the light that has entered the cut jewel 15 through the opening 20 and the window 26 is emitted while producing brilliance. The light is reflected by the inner surface 18 a of the bottom body 18 and is emitted to the outside through the window portion 26 of the lid body 16. That is, the reflected light that generates a lot of brilliance (brilliance) is visually recognized by the viewer of the decorative body 12, and the first pendant 10 shines strongly, and can be attractive as an accessory.

3A is a plan view showing the first lid of the first ring, and FIG. 3B is a side view thereof.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the first ring and the path of incident light.

The first ring body 31 in the first ring 30 includes a decorative part 32 and a ring part 34.

For example, the first ring body 31 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver. However, the first ring body 31 is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can be used. Further, the cut jewel 35 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond, which is cut into small pieces, but is not limited thereto, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby may be used. it can.

The decorative portion 32 can be separated into, for example, a first lid body 36 and a bottom body 38, and in this case, both are planar circular and cup-shaped plate-like members, and both are superposed and hollow. The decorative part 32 can be formed. Here, the overall shape of the decorative portion 32 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the first lid body 36, for example, a decorative shape such as a large petal pattern is opened to capture light from the outside and visually reflect the light reflected from the bottom body. The pedestal 42 having such a decorative shape is attached via an annular ring 36a and an annular ring 42a provided at two positions on both ends.

Such a pedestal 42 can swing in the left-right direction with respect to the first lid 36, and a window portion 46 formed of a gap is formed between the first lid 36 and the pedestal 42.

Further, holes are opened at a plurality of predetermined locations on the pedestal 42 (not shown). After the cut jewel 35 is placed in the holes, the surroundings are crushed so as to approach each other, so-called engraving. The cut jewel 35 is fixed. In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the fixing method to the base 42 of the cut jewel 35, Of course, it can also carry out by a nail | claw stop or a rail stop. Further, the method for connecting the base 42 and the first lid 36 is not particularly limited. In short, the base 42 may be attached to the first lid 36 so as to be swingable.

On the other hand, the inner surface (not shown) of the bottom body 38 is polished and mirror-like like the first pendant 10, and enters the swaying jewel 35 to reflect the emitted light while producing brilliance. can do. Here, irregular reflection may be made by making the inner surface into a rough ground shape like a satin shape, and in this case, different gloss can be produced. Although the inner surface is formed in a curved shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the shape of the reflecting surface.

The ring portion 34 corresponds to an arm portion of a normal ring, and has a ring shape with a part of the upper portion cut away, and has a rectangular cross-sectional shape called a so-called flat ring. Here, the cross-sectional shape of the ring portion 34 is of course not limited, and other shapes such as a circular shape and a semicircular shape may be employed.

In order to complete the first ring 30, the base 42 to which the cut jewel 35 is fixed is connected to the first lid 36, and then the first lid 36 and the bottom body 38 are combined. Is attached to form a hollow decorative portion 32, and a ring portion 34 may be attached to the lower portion of the decorative portion 32 by the same means, but of course, it may be integrally molded by a method such as lost wax casting.

Such a first ring 30 can be worn through the ring portion 34 with fingers, and the pedestal 42 of the decorative portion 32 can swing in this state. Therefore, when the body moves, the pedestal 42 swings slightly reflecting the movement, and the external light incident on the cut jewel 35 from above is emitted while generating shine (brilliancy), and on the inner surface of the bottom body 38. It is reflected and released outside through the window 46. Further, the light incident from the window 46 is also reflected by the inner surface of the bottom body 38 and is similarly incident on the cut jewel 35 and is emitted from the window 46 while generating brilliance. Since the first ring 30 can visually recognize a lot of reflected light that causes a viewer to shine (brilliance), the first ring 30 can exhibit beauty as an accessory.

FIG. 5 is a side view showing the second lid of the first ring.

The second lid 76 is opened in a decorative shape in substantially the same manner as the first lid 36, and furthermore, a small pedestal 82 with a similar decorative shape is provided at two positions on both ends of the ring 76 a and the ring. 82a is attached.

Such a pedestal 82 can swing with the second lid body 76, and a window 86 having a gap is formed between the second lid body 76 and the first lid body 36. .

However, unlike the first lid 36, it is not necessary to fix the cut jewel 15 in particular on the surface of the pedestal 82. For example, if a decorative pattern sculpture 82 a is applied, the beauty as an accessory can be maintained. .

In the second lid 76, a half ring ring 87 is projected substantially at the center of the back surface, and a hanging ring 88 is connected to the half ring ring 87, and the same stone as used for the first pendant 10 is used. The cut jewel 15 is suspended by fixing the cut jewel 15 by the seat 28 and fixing the suspension ring 88 to the stone seat 28.

Even if the second lid 76 is attached to the first ring 30, substantially the same effect as the first lid 36 can be exhibited. That is, when the body moves, the pedestal 82 swings, and the external light incident from the window portion 86 is emitted while generating shine (brilliancy) in the cut jewel 15, reflected by the inner surface of the bottom body 38, and the window portion 86. Is released to the outside. Therefore, the 1st ring 30 can demonstrate the beauty as an accessory.

5A is a plan view showing the first lid of the second pendant, FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of the decoration part of the second pendant, and FIG. 5C is an explanation showing the path of the second pendant and incident light. FIG.

The second pendant main body 51 in the second pendant 50 includes a decorative portion 52 and a suspended portion 54.

The second pendant main body 51 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver, for example, but is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can be used. Further, the first cut jewel 55 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond that is largely cut. However, the first cut jewel 55 is not limited to this, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby is used. You can also.

The decorative portion 52 can be separated into, for example, a first lid body 56 and a bottom body 58. In this case, both of them become plate-shaped members having a planar circular shape and a cross-sectional cup shape, and both are overlapped to form a hollow body. Can be formed. Here, the shape of the decorative portion 52 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the first lid body 56, for example, a circular opening is formed, and the first cut jewel 55 is inserted into the annular body from the lower part and is seated. A stone seat 68 to which the cut jewel 55 is fixed is connected to the opening portion by a plurality of ring rings 68a so as to be swingable. In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the shape of an opening part and the stone seat 68, and the fixing method to the stone seat 68 of the 1st cut jewelry 55, It can also be based on what is called a cover ring stop and a rail stop. Further, the method for connecting the stone seat 68 and the first lid 56 is not particularly limited, and the point is that the first cut jewel 55 may be swingably attached to the first lid 56.

Such a stone seat 68 can be slightly swung with respect to the first lid 56.

For example, eight heart-shaped windows 66 are opened in the periphery of the first lid 56 in order to take in external light and emit light reflected by the inner surface 58a of the bottom body. The shape and number of the window portions 66 are not particularly limited, and may be circular or other shapes, and two window portions 66 or a larger number of window portions 66 may be opened.

On the other hand, the inner surface 58a of the bottom body 58 is polished to form a mirror surface, and the light incident on the first cut jewel 55 from the outside and the light taken in from the window 66 are shaken by the first cut jewel 55 to shine (Brilliant). It is possible to reflect the emitted light that causes the sea. Here, the inner surface 58a may be diffusely reflected in a rough ground shape like a satin shape, and in this case, different gloss can be generated. Although the inner surface 58a is formed in a curved surface shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the form of the reflecting surface.

Further, in the second pendant 50, for example, a second cut jewel 70 is rotatably inserted into the hollow decorative portion 52 as a decorative body. The second cut jewel 70 moves freely when the second pendant 50 is worn, and takes in the light incident from the window 66 to produce various brilliancy.

The material of the second cut jewel 70 is, for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby that is largely cut, but is not limited to this, and a mirror ball, a bead, or the like can also be used. The first cut jewel 55 and the second cut jewel 70 preferably have different colors.

Furthermore, a suspended portion 54 made of a thick line that is elliptically curved in the front-rear direction is attached to the top of the bottom body 58.

To complete the second pendant 50, the stone 68 to which the first cut jewel 55 is fixed is connected to the opening of the first lid 56, the second cut jewel 70 is inserted therein, and then the first lid. 56 and the bottom body 58 are combined, for example, both are fixed by means such as brazing to form the hollow decorative portion 52, and the suspended portion 54 may be attached to the bottom body by the same means. You may shape | mold integrally by methods, such as casting.

Such a second pendant 50 can be worn on the hanging portion 54 through a necklace chain 69 or the like, and the stone seat 68 can swing in the worn state. Therefore, when the body moves, the first cut jewel 55 swings slightly reflecting the movement, and the light incident from the outside is emitted while generating brilliance, and is reflected by the inner surface 58a of the bottom body 58. And discharged through the window 66.

Further, in the second pendant 50, the light that has entered the decoration portion 52 through the window 66 is incident on the second cut jewel 70, and the second cut jewel 70 rotates, so that various reflected lights can be generated. . In particular, when the colors of the first cut jewel 55 and the second cut jewel 70 are different, reflected light is generated by a plurality of colors, and the second pendant 50 shines as if it is a kaleidoscope and exhibits beauty as an accessory. can do.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing the second lid of the second pendant.

The second lid 96 is opened in a decorative shape in substantially the same manner as the first lid 36, and furthermore, a small pedestal 102 having a similar decorative shape is provided at two positions on both ends of the ring 96 a and the ring. It is attached via 102a.

Such a pedestal 102 can swing with the second lid body 96, and the window portion 106 including a gap is formed between the second lid body 96 and the first lid body 36.

Moreover, a hole is opened at a plurality of predetermined locations in the pedestal 102 (not shown), and the cut gem 35 similar to that used in the first ring 30 is similarly cut into the hole by, for example, engraving. It is fixed. Here, the method for fixing the cut jewel 35 to the base 102 is not particularly limited, and the method for connecting the base 102 and the second lid 96 is not particularly limited.

Further, in the second lid 96, the cut jewel 15 similar to that used in the first pendant 10 is fixed by the same stone pedestal 108, and the stone pedestal 108 is fixed, whereby the pedestal 102 is used as a decoration. At the center of the back of the

Here, although the material of the cut jewel 35 and the cut jewel 15 is not limited, it is preferable that the cut jewel 35 and the cut jewel 15 have different colors.

The effect when the second lid 96 is used for the second pendant 50 is substantially the same as that when the first lid 56 is used. The reflected light is generated, and the second pendant 50 shines strongly as if it were a kaleidoscope, and can exhibit the beauty as an accessory.

As described above, in the above embodiment, as a case where the present invention is advantageously applied, the method of attaching the cut jewel to the decorative portion formed from the lid and the bottom has been described. Since it is possible to form a mirror surface that reflects the shine of the cut jewel, it is not always necessary that the decorative part can be separated into the lid and the bottom. In addition, a large number of gems, such as gems with different cut shapes, small-cut first cut gems, second cut gems, third cut gems, etc., which are attached to jewelry such as brooches that exhibit the technical effects of the present invention. Naturally, any difference in design, such as suspending it from the lid, is included in the scope of the present invention.

(A) is a top view which shows the back surface of the cover body of a 1st pendant, (b) is a top view which shows the inner surface of the bottom body of a 1st pendant. (A) is a perspective view which shows a 1st pendant, (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the cross section and the course of incident light. (A) is a top view which shows the 1st cover body of a 1st ring, (b) is the side view. It is explanatory drawing which shows the route of a 1st ring and incident light. It is a side view which shows the 2nd cover body of a 1st ring. (A) is a top view which shows the 1st cover body of a 2nd pendant, (b) is sectional drawing of the decoration part of a 2nd pendant, (c) is explanatory drawing which shows the route of a 2nd pendant and incident light. It is a side view which shows the 2nd cover body of a 2nd pendant. It is a perspective view which shows the conventional mirror surface accessory.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 1st pendant 11 1st pendant main body 12 decoration part 12 decoration body 14 hanging part 15 cut jewelry 16 lid 18 bottom body 18a inner surface

20 Opening 22 Base 24 Ring 24a Ring 24b Ring 26 Window 28 Stone Seat 28a Ring 28b Claw 29 Necklace Chain

30 1st ring 31 1st ring main body 32 Decoration part 34 Ring part 35 Cut jewelry 36 1st cover body 36a Ring ring 38 Bottom body

42 Base 42a Ring 46 Window

50 second pendant 51 second pendant main body 52 decoration part 54 hanging part 55 first cut jewel 56 first lid body 58 bottom body 58a inner surface

66 Window 68 Stone Seat 68a Ring 68b Claw 69 Necklace Chain

70 second cut jewel 76 second lid 76a

82 pedestal 82a ring 82a sculpture 86 window 87 half ring 88 suspended ring

96 second lid 96a ring

102 pedestal 102a ring 106 window 108 stone seat

120 jewelry 121 base material 124 decorative body 124a lower surface 125 space

The present invention relates to a clothing accessory in which a decorative portion in a clothing accessory body is formed hollow, a cut jewel is attached so as to be swingable, and an inner surface of a bottom body of the decorative portion is formed in a mirror shape.

Since the jewelry that attaches the jewelry to the decorative part can exert the charm of the jewelry strongly by making the jewelry more shining, for example, as shown in FIG. 6, a decorative body is provided at a predetermined position of the rising frame provided on the base material, An accessory such as a piercing, wherein the ornament is disposed at a position having a certain space with respect to the base material, and the ornament is irradiated with incident light and reflected light from various directions. Has been developed (Japanese Patent Application No. 8-21901).

Here, the accessory 120 makes the surface of the base material 121 a mirror surface and reflects natural light to the decorative body 124 (
Here we mean jewels. ) Refracted light entering from the lower surface 124a or radiating the decorative body 124 from above, or radiating from the lower space 125, or making the surface of the base material 121 rough surface such as a matte surface, and irregularly reflecting the light incident from the space 125 I will try to let you.

However, such an accessory 120 is merely for visually recognizing the light reflected by the base material 121 after passing through the fixed ornament 124, and the light generated by the ornament 124 is monotonous transmitted light. Therefore, even if the brightness of the decorative body 124 is increased by the reflected light, the technical effect that the decorative body 124 exhibits the original shine (brilliancy) of the gemstone cannot be exhibited.

The present invention is a jewelry such as a ring with a cut jewel such as diamond attached to a decorative part.
An object of the present invention is to provide an accessory that attaches a cut jewel so as to be swingable, and forms the inner surface of the bottom of a decorative portion in a mirror shape so as to exhibit the original shine (brilliance) of the jewel. It is another object of the present invention to provide an accessory capable of inserting brilliance of various colors through a window portion by inserting ornaments having different colors into the decoration portion.

In order to solve the above-described problem, the invention described in claim 1 is a jewelry accessory body provided with a hollow decorative portion formed by a lid and a bottom, and an opening is formed in the lid and the opening. A pedestal that is substantially the same shape and slightly reduced in size is attached by a plurality of rings to form a window portion that includes gaps, and the upper ring and the ring that is connected to the ring are connected among the rings. A stone seat to which the cut jewel is fixed is suspended on the back surface of the lid so as to be swingable, and further, the inner surface of the bottom body is formed in a mirror shape. Is a jewelry that is reflected from the bottom and is discharged to the outside through the window. According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the accessory body provided with a hollow decorative portion formed by the lid and the bottom, an opening is formed in the lid and a cut jewel is fixed to the opening. The stone seat is swingably attached by a plurality of rings, and a window is opened in the periphery of the lid, and the inner surface of the bottom body is formed in a mirror shape so that the stone seat swings. Then, the cut jewel emits shine, and the shine is reflected by the bottom body and is an accessory that is emitted to the outside through the window.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the accessory according to the first or second aspect, a decorative body having a color different from that of the cut jewel is rotatably inserted into the decorative portion. According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the accessory of the accessory according to the second aspect, a decorative body having a color different from that of the cut jewel is fixed to the back surface of the lid. In the present invention, in the present invention, the accessory is preferably one of a group of accessories including a pendant, a ring, a pierced earring, an earring, a brooch, a necklace, and a bracelet.

According to the invention described in claim 1, the cut jewel suspended from the lid body has a pedestal that slightly reflects the movement of the person wearing the accessory, and light emitted from the swayed cut jewel. Furthermore, since the light is emitted through the window portion, the accessory can exhibit the original brilliance of jewelry. According to the second aspect of the present invention, the cut jewel fixed to the pedestal connected to the opening of the lid by a plurality of rings can slightly swing, so that the accessory is sparkling. Brilliance can be demonstrated.

According to the invention described in claim 3 or claim 4, the color of the decorative body rotatably inserted into the decorative part is reflected by the mirror body, and the brightness of the jewel (brilliancy) and the different color of the decorative body The brilliantness of the brilliance (Brilliance) overlaps, and the accessories can show the beauty of a kaleidoscope.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the accessory according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 1A is a plan view showing the back surface of the lid of the first pendant, and FIG. 1B is a plan view showing the inner surface of the bottom body of the first pendant. Moreover, in FIG. 2, (a) is a perspective view which shows a 1st pendant,
(B) is explanatory drawing which shows the cross section and the course of incident light.

The first pendant body 11 in the first pendant 10 includes a decorative part 12 and a hanging part 14.

For example, the first pendant body 11 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver, but is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can also be used. Further, the cut jewel 15 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond that is largely cut, but is not limited to this, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby may be used. it can.

The decorative portion 12 can be separated into, for example, a lid body 16 and a bottom body 18, and in this case, both are flat plate-shaped and cross-sectional cup-shaped plate-like members, and both are stacked to form a hollow decorative portion 12.
Can be formed. Here, the overall shape of the decorative portion 12 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the lid 16, an opening 20 having a decorative shape such as a geometric pattern is formed in order to capture light from the outside and visually recognize the light reflected by the bottom body 18. A pedestal 22 having an approximately identical shape and slightly reduced size and having an opening 20 at the center is attached to the lid 16 via a plurality of ring rings 24 provided at predetermined locations.

Such a pedestal 22 can be slightly swung with respect to the lid body 16, and a window portion 26 that is a gap in a geometric pattern is formed between the lid body 16 and the pedestal 22.

In addition, the upper ring 24a of the ring 24 that connects the lid 16 and the pedestal 22 is seated by inserting the cut jewel 15 from the lower part into the ring, and bending a plurality of claw portions 28b that stands up shortly. A stone seat 28 to which the cut jewel 15 is fixed is slidably connected via a ring 24b and a ring 28a. The shape of the stone seat 28 and the method for fixing the cut jewel 15 to the stone seat 28 are not particularly limited. Further, the method for connecting the stone base 28 and the pedestal 22 is not particularly limited as long as the cut jewel 15 is swingably attached to the pedestal 22.

On the other hand, the inner surface 18a of the bottom body 18 is polished and formed into a mirror surface, and light incident on the cut jewel 15 from the opening 20 or the window 26 produces a brilliancy when the cut jewel 15 is shaken. The light can be emitted while the light is reflected. Here, the inner surface 18a
May be diffusely reflected as a rough ground like a satin finish, and in this case, different gloss can be produced. In addition, although the inner surface 18a is formed in a curved surface shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the form of the reflecting surface.

Furthermore, an annular hanging portion 14 having a larger size and a larger diameter is attached to the top of the bottom body 18, and the necklace chain 29 and the like can be inserted from the side.

In order to complete the first pendant 10, after connecting the stone seat 28 to which the cut jewel 15 is fixed to the back surface of the lid body 16, the lid body 16 and the bottom body 18 are combined, for example, by means of brazing or the like. The hollow decorative portion 12 is fixed to form the hanging portion 14, and the hanging portion 14 may be attached to the bottom body 18 or the lid body 16 by the same means. Of course, it may be integrally molded by a method such as lost wax casting. .

Such a first pendant 10 can be worn by lowering the necklace chain 29 from the neck. When the necklace 29 is worn, the pedestal 28 is suspended in the interior of the decorative portion 12. Therefore, when the body moves, the movement of the cut jewel 15 slightly reflects the movement, and the light that has entered the cut jewel 15 through the opening 20 and the window 26 is emitted while producing brilliance. The light is reflected by the inner surface 18 a of the bottom body 18 and is emitted to the outside through the window portion 26 of the lid body 16. That is, the reflected light that generates a lot of brilliance (brilliance) is visually recognized by the viewer of the decorative body 12, and the first pendant 10 shines strongly, and can be attractive as an accessory.

3A is a plan view showing the first lid of the first ring, and FIG. 3B is a side view thereof.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the first ring and the path of incident light.

The first ring body 31 in the first ring 30 includes a decorative part 32 and a ring part 34.

The first ring body 31 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, silver, etc.
Without being limited thereto, a synthetic resin or the like can also be used. Also cut gem 35
Is colorless and transparent gemstones such as diamonds, synthetic diamonds, and imitation diamonds cut into small pieces, but is not limited thereto, and colored transparent stones such as ruby can also be used.

The decorative portion 32 can be separated into, for example, a first lid body 36 and a bottom body 38, and in this case, both are planar circular and cup-shaped plate-like members, and both are superposed and hollow. The decorative part 32 can be formed. Here, the overall shape of the decorative portion 32 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the first lid body 36, for example, a decorative shape such as a large petal pattern is opened to capture light from the outside and visually reflect the light reflected from the bottom body. A pedestal 42 having such a decorative shape is provided with an annular ring 36a and an annular ring 42 provided at two positions on both ends.
It is attached via a.

Such a pedestal 42 can swing in the left-right direction with respect to the first lid 36, and a window portion 46 formed of a gap is formed between the first lid 36 and the pedestal 42.

Further, holes are opened at a plurality of predetermined locations on the pedestal 42 (not shown). After the cut jewel 35 is placed in the holes, the surroundings are crushed so as to approach each other, so-called engraving. The cut jewel 35 is fixed. In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the fixing method to the base 42 of the cut jewel 35, Of course, it can also carry out by a nail | claw stop or a rail stop. Further, the method for connecting the base 42 and the first lid 36 is not particularly limited. In short, the base 42 may be attached to the first lid 36 so as to be swingable.

On the other hand, the inner surface (not shown) of the bottom body 38 is polished and mirror-like like the first pendant 10, and enters the swaying jewel 35 to reflect the emitted light while producing brilliance. can do. Here, irregular reflection may be made by making the inner surface into a rough ground shape like a satin shape, and in this case, different gloss can be produced. Although the inner surface is formed in a curved shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the shape of the reflecting surface.

The ring portion 34 corresponds to an arm portion of a normal ring, and has a ring shape with a part of the upper portion cut away, and has a rectangular cross-sectional shape called a so-called flat ring. here,
Of course, the cross-sectional shape of the ring portion 34 is not limited, and other shapes such as a circular shape and a semicircular shape may be employed.

In order to complete the first ring 30, the base 42 to which the cut jewel 35 is fixed is connected to the first lid 36, and then the first lid 36 and the bottom body 38 are combined. Is attached to form a hollow decorative portion 32, and a ring portion 34 may be attached to the lower portion of the decorative portion 32 by the same means, but of course, it may be integrally molded by a method such as lost wax casting.

Such a first ring 30 can be worn through the ring portion 34 with fingers, and the pedestal 42 of the decorative portion 32 can swing in this state. Therefore, when the body moves, the pedestal 42 swings slightly reflecting the movement, and the external light incident on the cut jewel 35 from above is shining (
The light is emitted while generating (brilliancy), reflected by the inner surface of the bottom body 38, and released to the outside through the window 46. Further, the light incident from the window 46 is also reflected by the inner surface of the bottom body 38 and is similarly incident on the cut jewel 35 and is emitted from the window 46 while generating shine (brilliancy). Since the first ring 30 can visually recognize a lot of reflected light that causes a viewer to shine (brilliance), the first ring 30 can exhibit beauty as an accessory.

FIG. 5 is a side view showing the second lid of the first ring.

The second lid 76 is opened in a decorative shape in substantially the same manner as the first lid 36, and furthermore, a small pedestal 82 with a similar decorative shape is provided at two positions on both ends of the ring 76 a and the ring. 82a is attached.

Such a pedestal 82 can swing with the second lid body 76, and a window 86 having a gap is formed between the second lid body 76 and the first lid body 36. .

However, unlike the first lid 36, it is not necessary to fix the cut jewel 15 in particular on the surface of the pedestal 82. For example, if a decorative pattern sculpture 82 a is applied, the beauty as an accessory can be maintained. .

In the second lid 76, a half ring ring 87 is projected substantially at the center of the back surface, and a hanging ring 88 is connected to the half ring ring 87, and the same stone as used for the first pendant 10 is used. The cut jewel 15 is suspended by fixing the cut jewel 15 by the seat 28 and fixing the suspension ring 88 to the stone seat 28.

Even if the second lid 76 is attached to the first ring 30, substantially the same effect as the first lid 36 can be exhibited. That is, when the body moves, the pedestal 82 swings, and the external light incident from the window 86 is
The cut jewel 15 exits while generating shine (brilliancy), is reflected by the inner surface of the bottom body 38, and is emitted to the outside through the window 86. Therefore, the 1st ring 30 can demonstrate the beauty as an accessory.

5A is a plan view showing the first lid of the second pendant, FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of the decoration part of the second pendant, and FIG. 5C is an explanation showing the path of the second pendant and incident light. FIG.

The second pendant main body 51 in the second pendant 50 includes a decorative portion 52 and a suspended portion 54.

The second pendant main body 51 is made of a noble metal such as gold, platinum, or silver, for example, but is not limited thereto, and a synthetic resin or the like can be used. Further, the first cut jewel 55 is a colorless and transparent jewel such as a diamond, synthetic diamond, or imitation diamond that is largely cut. However, the first cut jewel 55 is not limited to this, and for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby is used. You can also

The decorative portion 52 can be separated into, for example, a first lid body 56 and a bottom body 58. In this case, both of them become plate-shaped members having a planar circular shape and a cross-sectional cup shape, and both are overlapped to form a hollow body. Can be formed. Here, the shape of the decorative portion 52 is not particularly limited. For example, it may be a flat polygonal shape or a flat heart shape.

In the center of the first lid 56, for example, a circular opening is formed, and the first cut jewel 5 is formed in an annular body.
5 is inserted from the lower part and is seated, and a plurality of claw portions 68b that rises short are bent, and a stone seat 68 to which the first cut jewel 55 is fixed is connected to an opening portion by a plurality of ring rings 68a so as to be swingable. Yes. In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the shape of an opening part and the stone seat 68, and the fixing method to the stone seat 68 of the 1st cut jewelry 55, It can also be based on what is called a cover ring stop and a rail stop. Further, the method for connecting the stone seat 68 and the first lid 56 is not particularly limited, and the point is that the first cut jewel 55 may be swingably attached to the first lid 56.

Such a stone seat 68 can be slightly swung with respect to the first lid 56.

For example, eight heart-shaped windows 66 are opened in the peripheral portion of the first lid 56 in order to take in external light and emit light reflected by the inner surface 58a of the bottom body. In addition,
The shape and number of the windows 66 are not particularly limited, and may be circular or other shapes.
One window 66 or a larger number of windows 66 may be opened.

On the other hand, the inner surface 58a of the bottom body 58 is polished to form a mirror surface.
The light incident on the light and the light taken in from the window portion 66 can reflect the emitted light in which the first cut jewel 55 is shaken and shines (brilliancy). Here, the inner surface 58a may be diffusely reflected in a rough ground shape like a satin shape, and in this case, different gloss can be generated. Although the inner surface 58a is formed in a curved surface shape, it may be a flat surface or an uneven surface, and various reflecting functions can be obtained depending on the form of the reflecting surface.

Furthermore, in the second pendant 50, as a decorative body in the hollow decorative portion 52, for example,
The 2nd cut jewelry 70 is inserted so that rotation is possible. The second cut jewel 70 is the second pendant 5
When wearing 0, it moves freely, taking in the light incident from the window 66, and various brightness (
Brilliance).

The material of the second cut jewel 70 is, for example, a colored transparent stone such as a ruby that is largely cut, but is not limited to this, and a mirror ball, a bead, or the like can also be used.
The first cut jewel 55 and the second cut jewel 70 preferably have different colors.

Furthermore, a suspended portion 54 made of a thick line that is elliptically curved in the front-rear direction is attached to the top of the bottom body 58.

To complete the second pendant 50, the stone 68 to which the first cut jewel 55 is fixed is connected to the opening of the first lid 56, the second cut jewel 70 is inserted therein, and then the first lid. 56 and bottom 5
8 may be combined to form a hollow decorative portion 52 by, for example, brazing or the like, and a hanging portion 54 may be attached to the bottom body by the same means. Of course, a method such as lost wax casting is used. May be integrally molded.

Such a second pendant 50 can be worn on the hanging portion 54 through a necklace chain 69 or the like, and the stone seat 68 can swing in the worn state. Therefore,
When the body moves, the first cut jewel 55 oscillates slightly reflecting the movement, and the light incident from the outside is emitted while generating brilliance, and reflected by the inner surface 58a of the bottom body 58,
Released through the window 66.

Further, in the second pendant 50, the light that has entered the decoration portion 52 through the window 66 is incident on the second cut jewel 70, and the second cut jewel 70 rotates, so that various reflected lights can be generated. . In particular, when the colors of the first cut jewel 55 and the second cut jewel 70 are different, reflected light is generated by a plurality of colors, and the second pendant 50 shines as if it is a kaleidoscope and exhibits beauty as an accessory. can do.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing the second lid of the second pendant.

The second lid 96 is opened in a decorative shape in substantially the same manner as the first lid 36, and furthermore, a small pedestal 102 having a similar decorative shape is provided at two positions on both ends of the ring 96 a and the ring. It is attached via 102a.

Such a pedestal 102 can swing with the second lid body 96, and the window portion 106 including a gap is formed between the second lid body 96 and the first lid body 36.

Moreover, a hole is opened at a plurality of predetermined locations in the pedestal 102 (not shown), and the cut gem 35 similar to that used in the first ring 30 is similarly cut into the hole by, for example, engraving. It is fixed. Here, the method for fixing the cut jewel 35 to the base 102 is not particularly limited, and the method for connecting the base 102 and the second lid 96 is not particularly limited.

Further, in the second lid 96, the cut jewel 15 similar to that used in the first pendant 10 is fixed by the same stone pedestal 108, and the stone pedestal 108 is fixed, whereby the pedestal 102 is used as a decoration. At the center of the back of the

Here, although the material of the cut jewel 35 and the cut jewel 15 is not limited, it is preferable that the cut jewel 35 and the cut jewel 15 have different colors.

The effect when the second lid 96 is used for the second pendant 50 is substantially the same as that when the first lid 56 is used. The reflected light is generated, and the second pendant 50 shines strongly as if it were a kaleidoscope, and can exhibit the beauty as an accessory.

As described above, in the above embodiment, as a case where the present invention is advantageously applied, the method of attaching the cut jewel to the decorative portion formed from the lid and the bottom has been described. Since it is possible to form a mirror surface that reflects the shine of the cut jewel, it is not always necessary that the decorative part can be separated into the lid and the bottom. In addition, a large number of gems, such as gems with different cut shapes, small-cut first cut gems, second cut gems, third cut gems, etc., which are attached to jewelry such as brooches that exhibit the technical effects of the present invention. Naturally, any difference in design, such as suspending it from the lid, is included in the scope of the present invention.

(A) is a top view which shows the back surface of the cover body of a 1st pendant, (b) is a top view which shows the inner surface of the bottom body of a 1st pendant. (A) is a perspective view which shows a 1st pendant, (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the cross section and the course of incident light. (A) is a top view which shows the 1st cover body of a 1st ring, (b) is the side view. It is explanatory drawing which shows the route of a 1st ring and incident light. It is a side view which shows the 2nd cover body of a 1st ring. (A) is a top view which shows the 1st cover body of a 2nd pendant, (b) is sectional drawing of the decoration part of a 2nd pendant, (c) is explanatory drawing which shows the route of a 2nd pendant and incident light. It is a side view which shows the 2nd cover body of a 2nd pendant. It is a perspective view which shows the conventional mirror surface accessory.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 1st pendant 11 1st pendant main body 12 decoration part 12 decoration body 14 hanging part 15 cut jewelry 16 lid 18 bottom body 18a inner surface

20 Opening 22 Base 24 Ring 24a Ring 24b Ring 26 Window 28 Stone Seat 28a Ring 28b Claw 29 Necklace Chain

30 1st ring 31 1st ring main body 32 Decoration part 34 Ring part 35 Cut jewelry 36 1st cover body 36a Ring ring 38 Bottom body

42 Base 42a Ring 46 Window

50 second pendant 51 second pendant main body 52 decoration part 54 hanging part 55 first cut jewel 56 first lid body 58 bottom body 58a inner surface

66 Window 68 Stone Seat 68a Ring 68b Claw 69 Necklace Chain

70 second cut jewel 76 second lid 76a

82 pedestal 82a ring 82a sculpture 86 window 87 half ring 88 suspended ring

96 second lid 96a ring

102 pedestal 102a ring 106 window 108 stone seat

120 jewelry 121 base material 124 decorative body 124a lower surface 125 space

Claims (6)

A hollow ornament part formed of a bottom body and a lid body is provided in the accessory body, the inner surface of the bottom body is formed in a mirror shape, a window is opened in the lid body, and a cut jewel is swingably attached. Jewelery characterized by that. The accessory according to claim 1, wherein the cut jewel is suspended from a back surface of the lid. The accessory according to claim 1, wherein the cut jewel is fixed to a base that is swingably connected to the lid. The accessory according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a decorative body having a color different from that of the cut jewel is rotatably inserted into the decorative portion. The cut jewel is fixed to a pedestal that is swingably connected to the lid, and a decorative body having a color different from that of the cut jewel is fixed to a back surface of the lid. 1. The jewelry according to 1. The accessory according to claim 1, wherein the accessory is one of a group of accessories including a pendant, a ring, a pierced earring, an earring, a brooch, a necklace, and a bracelet.