JP2010046383A - Ornament and decoration body of ornament consisting of string-like member and decoration body - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an ornament using a string-like member capable of extruding toward a front face and expressing a gem or the like itself without using any support base or the like and a decoration body for this purpose, in particular, the ornament or the decoration body used for the ornament which can move the decoration body to an arbitrary position on the string-like member and can be fixed at an arbitrary position. <P>SOLUTION: In the ornament of the string-like member using the decoration body of the gem or the like, the decoration body has a hole, and a tube having a hole is inserted into the hole. The hole of the tube has the almost same diameter as the diameter of the string-like member. By inserting the string-like member into the hole of the tube, the decoration body can be moved to an arbitrary position on the string-member. The problem can be achieved by using the ornament which can be fixed at the position and the decoration body for this purpose. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a jewelery in which a jewelry such as a precious stone, a semi-precious stone, or a pearl is penetrated through a string-like member made of a chain such as a necklace, a bracelet, or an ankred, and a decorative object for a jewelery made of a string-like member and a decorative body. .

Conventionally, a necklace, bracelet, ankred, or the like is configured with a string-like member made of a chain, and in order to enhance the decorativeness of the string-like member, jewelry is further locked in the form of a string-like member, or Many are configured to be suspended from a string-like member via a connecting member.
That is, for example, a connecting member for forming a so-called pendant head shape in which jewelry is locked on a support base that supports jewelry such as precious stones, semi-precious stones, or pearls, and then connecting the support base to a string-like member. The one using is often used.

For example, the necklace shown in FIG. 8 configured by connecting the string-like members 1 to both ends of the support base 4 for supporting jewelry, or the penetration for passing through the string-like member 1 as a connecting member as shown in FIG. An example using a support base 4 having a connecting member having a hole is used.
Further, there are a pendant necklace (Patent Document 1) shown in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-296828 and a pendant head shape shown in FIG. 1 of Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-321 (Patent Document 2).
JP 2006-296828 A JP-A-8-321

As described above, for ornaments using chains or other string-like members such as necklaces, bracelets or anklets, it is often used to further enhance the decorativeness by arranging jewelry in addition to the string-like members. It is what.
In such a case, regarding jewelry such as precious stones, semi-precious stones or pearls, when applied to such a string-like member, the jewelry is separately placed on a support base as described above, and further installed on this support base. The connecting member is connected to the string-like member.

Therefore, first of all, a lot of jewelry has been used in which jewelry has been placed on a chain or other string-like member such as a necklace, bracelet or anklet to enhance the decorative value. As a premise for arranging such jewelry, it is placed with a support base that supports the jewelry, and further connected to a chain or the like by a connecting member provided on the support base.
Therefore, jewelry is inevitably arranged around the support table, and is limited to a specific shape to some extent depending on the arrangement state on the support table.

In this case, if the support base has a support base having a connecting member consisting of a through-hole penetrating the chain, it can be moved on the chain to enhance the decorativeness. The ornamental body is positioned at the lowest point when hung around the neck.
This is the same even when a plurality of decorative bodies are applied.
In particular, when jewelry is used, it is necessary to place or lock on a support base, and since it is connected to a string-like member via the support base, the decoration is made by the decorative nature of the support base. The effect will change.

It would be desirable to provide some kind of jewelry that can push jewelry to the front more simply.
Furthermore, by using a decorative body in which jewelry can be placed at an arbitrary position of a string-like member such as a chain, and this position can be arbitrarily moved to be placed at an arbitrary position, it is more decorative and individual Since it is possible to provide jewelry that matches the taste, it is desired to provide some kind of jewelry that can be applied, and a decorative body of jewelry that includes a string-like member and a decorative body.

  Therefore, the invention according to claim 1 of the present invention is a jewelry in which a decorative body is arranged on a string-like member, the decorative body is made of jewelry, and the decorative body has a hole, A tube having a hole is inserted into the tube, and the hole of the tube has a diameter substantially the same as the diameter of the string-like member. By moving to an arbitrary position of the member and placing it at that position, it is made of jewelry that can be arbitrarily moved and placed on the decorative body, and this invention can solve the above problems.

Moreover, the invention which concerns on Claim 2 consists of jewelry which jewelry is any of a precious stone, a semi-precious stone, a pearl, or an agate, and this invention may be sufficient as it.
Further, as in the invention according to claim 3, the jewelry is a jewelry having a decorative body made of a plurality of jewelry or a large number of jewelry in one jewelry, and moreover, a plurality of the jewelry in one jewelry as in the invention according to claim 4. It may be a jewelry having a decorative body made of various kinds of jewelry.
In addition, a jewelery in which the string-like member is a chain may be used as in the invention according to claim 5, and the tube may be made of resin as in the invention according to claim 6.

Further, as in the invention according to claim 7, the jewelry may be any one of a necklace, a pre-thread, and an anklet.
In addition to these jewelery items, as in the invention according to claim 8, a jewelery decoration body comprising a string-shaped member and a decorative body, the decorative body being movable on the string-shaped member, A decorative body for jewelry that can be fixed at an arbitrary position, the decorative body is made of jewelry, and the decorative body has a hole, and a tube having a hole is inserted into the hole and fixedly disposed. The said subject can be solved by using the decoration body of the jewelry which consists of a string-like member which penetrates a string-like member in a hole, and a decoration body.

In this case, the jewelry may be any of precious stones, semi-precious stones, pearls, or jade as in the invention according to claim 9, and the tube may be made of resin as in the invention according to claim 10. .
In particular, as in the invention according to claim 11, the tube is inserted into the hole of the decorative body, and the tube is shorter than the length of the hole of the decorative body, and is arranged in the central portion in the hole of the decorative body. Then, the adhesive member layer is provided in the direction of both ends of the hole, the adhesive member layer has a hole communicating with the tube, and a string-like member is inserted into the hole of the adhesive member layer and the hole of the tube. The above-mentioned problem can be solved by a decorative body for jewelry, which is made up of a string-shaped member and a decorative body having at least a hole in the tube having the same diameter as that of the string-shaped member.

Since it comprised as mentioned above, the jewelry which used the ornament which has a hole in jewelry by the invention which concerns on Claim 1 first can be provided, and especially the ornament which has exposed jewelry is an external appearance. Provision of jewelry that can be attached to a string-like member as it is without any support member, and can be moved to an arbitrary position of the string-like member and can be placed at the moved position. Is possible.
In particular, a decorative body made of jewelry is usually placed on and supported by a support base, and is connected to a string-like member on the support base. However, the decorative body itself is attached without using such a support base. In addition, it is possible to provide jewelry that can arbitrarily display various decoration forms by changing its position arbitrarily.

Next, according to the second aspect of the present invention, precious stones, semi-precious stones, pearls or agates can be used as jewelry.
In particular, precious stones and semi-precious stones are extremely expensive, and themselves can be formed as decorative bodies, which can enhance the decorative value.
Further, it is useful in that it can be mounted without using a support stand or the like.
Further, pearls are usually formed so that they do not move as much as possible because they are scratched when moved on a string-like member, but can be moved safely and freely and placed at an arbitrary position by this configuration.
The same applies to various jewelry other than pearls.

Next, according to the inventions according to claim 3 and claim 4, various kinds of ornaments such as any number, any kind, any shape can be used, and an extremely wide variety of jewelry can be used. It is possible to provide.
Further, according to the invention of claim 5, a chain frequently used as a string-like member can be used.
According to the invention of claim 6, the tube through which the string member is inserted is made of resin and can be formed with elasticity.
Furthermore, like the invention which concerns on Claim 7, besides a necklace, it can be used also for a bracelet and an anklet.

Furthermore, as in the invention according to claim 8, it is possible to provide a decorative body made of jewelry that can be moved and placed on an arbitrary position of the string-like member, It can be used as a decorative body consisting only of jewelry itself in terms of external appearance without using, and can provide a very unique and special decorative body.
Further, according to the invention according to claim 9, precious stones, semi-precious stones, pearls, and agates can be used as jewelry, and themselves can be formed as a decorative body without using a support stand or the like, and the decorative value is increased. It is something that can be done.
Moreover, regarding other jewelry including pearls, it can be safely and freely moved on the string-like member and can be placed at an arbitrary position.

Further, according to the invention according to claim 10, a tube having elasticity can be used, and the decorative body can be pressed with elasticity, and can be fixed, that is, fixed at a fixed position, and can be fixed at the time of movement. It can be supported with elasticity during movement.
According to the eleventh aspect of the present invention, the tube can be bonded and fixed in the hole of the decorative body, and the string-like member can be inserted through the hole of the adhesive member layer.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a necklace which is a basic jewelry according to the present invention.
First, an example is shown in which a total of seven decorative bodies 2 made of jewelry are penetrating through a chain 1 or the like that is a string-like member.
The decorative body 2 is made of jewelry, and is made of, for example, precious stones, semi-precious stones, or pearls.
First, the string-like member 1 such as a chain shows an example of a necklace connected through a fastener 3.

  Next, as the precious stone, for example, diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald, alexandrite, topaz, zircon, aquamarine, cat's eye, tourmaline, garnet, peridot, jade, opal, etc. Crystal, Agate, Agate, Garnet, Amethyst, Citrine, Spinel, Agate, Tanzanite, Kunzite, Iolite, Turquoise, Moonstone, Hematite, Tigereye, Malachite, Peacock, Black Agate, Sodalite, Fluorite, Fluorite, etc. In particular, it is not limited to those clearly distinguished as precious stones and semi-precious stones, and may be anything that should fall under either.

In addition to these precious stones and semi-precious stones, pearls or agates may be used.
In the present specification, these are specified as jewelry, and these are used as ornaments.
The decorative body 2 made of jewelry shown in the figure has a hole 21 communicating with the central portion of the main body 20, and the chain 1 passes through the hole 21.
Further, in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 made of jewelry, a tube 22 having a hollow communicating hole is provided, and the chain 1 which is a string member of a necklace is connected to the decorative body 2. It penetrates into the hole 23 of the tube 22 in the hole 21.

In this case, the chain 1 is inserted at an interval that contacts the hole 23 of the tube 22, and the chain 1 is fixed in the hole 23 of the tube 22 by the elasticity of the tube 22.
Therefore, when the decorative body 2 is grasped and pulled on the string-like member 1 such as a chain, or the decorative body 2 is drawn on the chain 1 by pulling the decorative body 2 along the string-like member 1 such as the chain. It can be moved.
Further, the decorative body 2 can be moved and placed at an arbitrary position on the chain 1.

Further, regarding the tube 22 in the decorative body 2, in addition to the tube 22 arranged throughout the hole 21 of the decorative body 2, for example, at both end portions 200 in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2, the tube 22 is made of the hole 21 with an adhesive member, for example. Both end portions 200 that are installed and fixed inside and further solidified by the adhesive member 24 may be provided with holes 25 that allow the string-like member 1 such as a chain to be inserted.
In this way, two or more decorative bodies 2 are arranged on one chain 1, and after these decorative bodies 2 are mounted, each can be arbitrarily moved on the chain 1 and fixed at an arbitrary position, that is, fixed at a fixed position. By comprising in this way, the provision of the jewelry using the string-like member which can change arbitrarily the arrangement | positioning state of the decoration body 2 on the chain 1 is attained.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a decorative body 2 made of jewelry on a chain 1 that is a string-like member is moved to an arbitrary position and is placed in place.
For example, an example in which the configuration shown in FIG. 1 is changed to a configuration in which the user moves the decorative body 2 made of jewelry and exhibits different decorative effects according to mood, balance with other decorative items, or various situations. Is shown.
As shown in this figure, three ornaments 2 made of jewelry are positioned at the lowermost part when the chain 1 of the necklace is attached, and the ornaments made of other jewelry are spaced at regular intervals on both sides. It is a figure which shows an example which has arrange | positioned the body 2 one by one, and has arrange | positioned the decoration body one by one further spaced apart.

As described above, the decorative body 2 can be arranged at an arbitrary position and can be moved as needed, and various different shapes can be arbitrarily expressed in one necklace.
Therefore, it is possible to provide a jewelery that can display various diverse configurations arbitrarily with a single jewelery.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of an example of the decorative body 2 made of the jewelry shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
As shown in FIG. 3A, the decorative body 2 made of jewelry has a hole 21 communicating with the interior of the decorative body 2, and a resin tube 22 is further inserted into the hole 21. ing.
The tube 22 has a hole 23 that communicates with the shaft core.
The hole 22 is inserted through at least the string-like member 1 and has a diameter of the same diameter as that of the string-like member 1.

Further, the tube 22 is disposed at the center portion in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2, and has a hole 25 constituted by an adhesive member 24 at 200 end portions of the hole of the decorative body 2.
This is to place the tube 22 inserted into the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 exactly at an arbitrary position in the hole 21, and the both end portions 200 of the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 are bonded with an adhesive member. In addition, both end portions are filled with the cured adhesive member layer 24, and holes 25 are formed in the cured adhesive member layer 24 so that the string-like member 1 such as a chain can be inserted.
With such a configuration, the tube 22 can be bonded and disposed at an arbitrary position in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2, and the string-like member 1 such as a chain can be movably inserted into the hole 23 of the tube 22. is there.

FIG.3 (b) is the sectional view on the AA line of Fig.3 (a).
A resin tube 22 is disposed in a hole 21 provided in the decorative body 2, and both end portions of the tube 22 have an adhesive member layer 24 formed by curing an adhesive member. The adhesive member layer 24 further has a hole 25 formed by a drilling member such as a drill.
Therefore, the chain 1 can be inserted through the hole 25 of the adhesive member layer 24 and the hole 23 of the tube 22.
Further, the holes 25 of the adhesive member layer 24 may be made of holes having the same diameter as or larger than the string-like member 1.

Note that the tube 22 has notches 221 at both ends thereof, and the deformation pressure of the tube 22 when moving in the hole 23 by the chain 1 or when the tube 22 is mounted in the decorative body 2. This notch 221 allows the entire deformation and allows a low pressure to be applied to the chain 1 for the purpose of mounting stability in the case.
An adhesive member 26 is applied or applied to the inner peripheral surface of the hole 21 of the decorative body 2.
This is because, for example, when the hole 21 is made in the jewelry 2, the inner peripheral surface thereof is scraped, so that the color changes to white or the like due to scratches or the like. It will be visible.

Therefore, by applying or applying the transparent adhesive member 26 to the scratch that is the color-changed portion to white, the color change can be eliminated and the color of the jewelry itself can be restored. .
From this, for example, the adhesive member 26 is applied to the inner peripheral surface of the decorative body 2 as shown in the figure.
Further, although the drawing shows that the hole 21 is formed or formed in the decorative body 2 at the central portion of the decorative body 2, the present invention is not limited to this, and the hole 21 is provided at an end portion of the decorative body 2 or at an arbitrary position. Further, a hole inclined with respect to the decorative body 2 may be provided, or a bent or refracted hole 21 may be provided.

Next, FIG. 4 is a figure which shows an example of the manufacturing method or process of the decoration body which concerns on this invention.
First, as shown in FIG. 4A, a hole 21 is formed at an arbitrary position of the decorative body 2 made of jewelry.
In this case, the drilling position may be an arbitrary position, and at least the hole 21 into which the tube 22 having the hole 23 through which the chain 1 is inserted can be inserted.
Next, as shown in FIG. 4B, a transparent adhesive member 26 is applied to the inner peripheral surface of the hole 21 provided in the decorative body 2.
As a result, the flaws in the hole 21 can be hidden, and if this portion is highlighted in white, the original color of the decorative body 2 can be restored.
Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the hole 21 in the decorative body 2 from becoming white or a dull color tone, and to maintain the decorative value of the decorative body 2.

Next, FIG.4 (c) is a figure which shows an example of the tube 22 inserted in the hole 21 of the decoration body 2, and this tube 22 is a tube which has the hole 23 which consists of resin-made transparent cylindrical cavities, for example. 22.
The reason why the resin is used is that it has various effects such as elasticity, deformation, or enhancement of the adhesion effect of the adhesive member.
In this case, either a soft resin or a hard resin may be used.
However, the resin tube 22 is optimal, but other members may be used.
Next, the reason why it is transparent is to make the color tone of the tube 22 invisible from the outside of the decorative body, and although transparent is optimal, it is composed of the same color as the other members of the decorative body or a light color. Alternatively, a tube having a color in which the tube 22 cannot be visually recognized from the outside may be used.

Further, it is of course possible to use a tube having a special color in order to raise the arrangement of the tube 22 and bring out a unique decoration.
Therefore, these may be used arbitrarily.
Next, the tube 22 has notches 221 from both ends.
By this notch, it is possible to efficiently give a certain elasticity to the deformation of the tube 22 or the contact of the chain 1 or the like, and the one having this notch 221 is optimal but not present. There may be.
Further, the diameter of the hole 23 of the tube 22 needs to be at least as large as the string-like member 1.

FIG. 4D is a view showing an example of a state in which the tube 22 is further mounted in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2.
By inserting the tube 22 having the hole 23 into the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 as shown in the figure, the chain 1 or the like can be inserted through the hole 23 of the tube 22.
In this case, the decorative body 2 is attached to the central portions separated from the both ends of the hole 21, but when the tube 22 is attached, the adhesive member layer 24 is constituted by an adhesive member at both end portions 200 and bonded. However, in addition to this, for example, the tube 22 may be bonded or disposed in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 by another method, or the tube 22 having a length over the entire hole 21 of the decorative body 2 may be used. Good.

Next, FIG. 4E is a diagram showing a state in which the adhesive member layer 24 is configured with an adhesive member at both end portions 200 of the hole 21 of the decorative body 2.
In this case, after the tube 22 is inserted into the central portion in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2, the adhesive member 24 is further inserted into both end portions 200 of the hole 21, and both end portions are hardened.
As a result, the tube 22 is bonded and placed in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2.
In particular, also by the notch 221 provided in the tube 22, this adhesive member penetrates into the notch 221, and the adhesion force of the tube 22 in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 can be enhanced.

Next, FIG. 4 (f) shows that after the adhesive member 24 used at both ends of the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 is cured, a hole 25 is further opened by a drill or the like so that a string-like member such as a chain can be penetrated. It is.
With this configuration, it is possible to provide the decorative body 2 having the holes 23 and 25 through which the string-like member 1 such as a chain can be inserted with the resin tube 22 as a core.
As described above, the hole 25 of the adhesive member layer 24 has the same diameter as or larger than that of the string-like member 1 communicating with the tube 22.

FIG. 5 is a view showing an example of a state in which the chain 1 is inserted into the hole 25 of the adhesive member layer 24 in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2.
As shown in the figure, the chain 1 is inserted in a state in which the chain 1 is in contact with the hole 25 of the adhesive member layer 24 and the hole 23 of the tube 22.
Thereby, the chain 1 can be pressed with elasticity in the hole 23 and the decorative body 2 can be fixed and fixed at a fixed position. However, the decorative body 2 can be moved along the chain 1 and can be moved to an arbitrary position. You can also.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the jewelry of the present invention comprising a necklace.
First, an example is shown in which one decorative body 2 larger than the other decorative bodies is provided as the decorative body 2 made of jewelry, and six small decorative bodies 2 are arranged on both sides thereof.
For example, a precious stone is arranged as the large-sized decorative body 2, and the decorative body 2 made of small jewelry such as a pearl is further arranged on both sides.
As described above, various precious stones, semi-precious stones, pearls, jade stones, and the like may be appropriately combined, and the size, shape, and the like may be arbitrarily selected and used.

FIG. 7: is a figure which shows an example used for the bracelet as the jewelry concerning this invention.
For example, it is an example in which three decorative bodies 2 made of jewelry are arranged on a string-like member 1, for example, a thin string or a leather string.
In addition to this, for example, it may be used for an anklet or the like.

The figure which shows an example of the jewelry which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example which moved the decoration body of the jewelry which concerns on FIG. 1 on the string-like member, and was fixed to another arrangement | positioning state The figure which shows an example of the decorative body of the jewelry which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the manufacture procedure of the decorative body of the jewelry which concerns on this invention The figure which visually recognized the hole part of an example of the ornament of the jewelry which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the jewelry which concerns on this invention The figure which shows another example of the jewelry which concerns on this invention The figure which shows an example of the conventional necklace The figure which shows an example of the conventional necklace

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 String-like member 2 Decorative body 20 Decorative body main body 200 End 21 Decorative body hole 22 Tube 221 Tube notch 23 Tube hole 24 Adhesive member layer 25 Adhesive member layer hole 26 Adhesive member 3 Fastener

Claims (11)

A jewelery in which a decorative body 2 is arranged on a string-like member 1,
The decorative body 2 is made of jewelry and has a hole 21 in the decorative body.
A tube 22 having a hole 23 is inserted and disposed in the hole 21;
The hole 23 of the tube 22 has substantially the same diameter as that of the string-like member 1,
By inserting a string-like member through the hole 23 of the tube 22,
A jewelery characterized in that the decoration body 2 can be arbitrarily moved and placed by moving the decoration body 2 to an arbitrary position of the string-like member 1 and placing the decoration body 2 at the position.   The jewelery according to claim 1, wherein the jewelery is any one of a precious stone, a semi-precious stone, a pearl, and an agate.   The jewelery according to claim 1, wherein the jewelery has a decoration body 2 made of a plurality of or a large number of jewelry.   4. The jewelery according to claim 3, wherein the jewelery has a decorative body 2 made of a plurality of kinds of jewelry. The jewelry according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the string-like member 1 is a chain. The jewelry according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the tube 22 is made of resin. The jewelery according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the jewelery is any one of a necklace, a pre-thread, and an anklet. A jewelery decorative body comprising a string-like member 1 and a decorative body 2,
The decorative body 2 is a jewelry decorative body 2 that can move on the string-like member 1 and can be fixed at an arbitrary position.
The decorative body 2 is made of jewelry,
The decorative body 2 has a hole 21, and a tube 22 having a hole 23 is inserted into the hole 21 and fixedly disposed.
The hole 23 of the tube 22 has substantially the same diameter as that of the string-like member 1,
A decorative body for jewelery comprising a string-shaped member and a decorative body, wherein the string-shaped member 1 is inserted into the hole 23.   9. The ornamental body for jewelry according to claim 8, wherein the jewelry is any one of precious stones, semi-precious stones, pearls, and agates. The decorative body for jewelry according to claim 8 or 9, wherein the tube 22 is made of resin. While inserting the tube 22 through the hole 21 of the decorative body 2,
The tube 22 is shorter than the length of the hole 21 of the decorative body 2,
It is arranged at the central portion in the hole 21 of the decorative body 2 and has an adhesive member layer 24 in the direction of both ends 200 of the hole 21;
The adhesive member layer 24 has a hole 25 having a diameter equal to or larger than that of the string-like member 1 communicating with the tube 22;
The string-like member 1 can be inserted into the hole 25 of the adhesive member layer 24 and the hole 23 of the tube 22,
11. The ornamental body for jewelry according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein at least the hole 23 of the tube 22 has substantially the same diameter as the string-like member 1.

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