JP2023127418A - necklace - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a necklace capable of making annular insertion tools completely invisible from a front side when it is worn, and preventing non-handknitted decorative pieces from turning inside out, while making a beautiful circle around a neck.SOLUTION: A necklace 1' includes four annular insertion tools 10' including first to fourth insertion tools 12', 13', 13' and 14' on each of non-handknitted decorative pieces 27 so as to protrude toward a non-exposure side in appearance. A first linear continuous body 16 engaged with each of the non-handknitted decorative pieces 27 is inserted into any one of the first and second insertion tools 12' and 13' and any one of the third and fourth insertion tools 14' and 15', while a second linear continuous body 17 is inserted into the other of the first and second insertion tools 12' and 13' and the other of the third insertion tool 14' and the fourth insertion tool 15'. Further, a round wire rod 18 is inserted into the adjacent first to fourth insertion tools 12' to 15' and first and second bundling members 21 and 22.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 12

Description

The present invention relates to a necklace.

Conventionally, for example, a necklace described in Patent Document 1 is known. This prior art discloses a necklace in which each decorative piece, such as a decorative glass piece or a group of decorative glass pieces, is provided with a round ring at both ends, and a plurality of decorative pieces are connected by a chain.

Utility Model Registration No. 3103749 (Figure 4)

In the necklace described in Patent Document 1, only one round ring is arranged on the side surface of the decorative piece, so it is not possible to arrange a plurality of decorative pieces closely without leaving spaces between the decorative pieces. Therefore, when the necklace is worn, the round ring is visible from the front side, resulting in an unsightly appearance. Furthermore, the above-described structure has a problem in that the decorative piece easily turns inside out when the necklace is worn.
In addition, in recent years, there has been a demand for jewelry with a new design in which plate-shaped decorative pieces made of various materials are connected in a chain and fit around the neck in an arc shape, and this can be achieved in such a way that the round ring etc. cannot be seen from the front. There was a need to provide technology at the lowest possible price.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a design that allows a plurality of decorative pieces made of various materials to fit around the neck in a chain and arc shape, and to make it possible to make the annular insertion tool invisible from the front side when worn. Moreover, it is an object of the present invention to provide a necklace that can prevent decorative pieces from turning over.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces having a predetermined shape, which are arranged in a substantially arc shape along the longitudinal direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces, and in each non-hand-knitted decorative piece. A necklace that is placed around the wearer's neck so that one side in the orthogonal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction and the transverse direction is an externally exposed side, and the other side in the orthogonal direction is an externally non-exposed side, Each of the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces is provided with at least four annular insertion tools at both ends of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece in the longitudinal direction so as to protrude toward the external non-exposed side, and the at least The four annular insertion tools include a first insertion tool provided at one end in the longitudinal direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece and one end in the transverse direction; a second insertion tool provided at one end and the other end in the transverse direction; and a third insertion tool provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction and one end in the transverse direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece. and a fourth insertion tool provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction and the other end in the transverse direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces, and sequentially inserts all of the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces. A first linear continuous body part and a second linear continuous body part are provided which are respectively engaged with each non-hand-knitted decorative piece so as to connect, and the first linear continuous body part is connected to each non-hand-knitted decorative piece. The second linear continuous body portion is inserted into one of the first insertion tool and the second insertion tool and one of the third insertion tool and the fourth insertion tool, and The round wire rod 18 is inserted into the other of the first insertion tool and the second insertion tool and the other of the third insertion tool and the fourth insertion tool in each non-hand-knit decorative piece. It is characterized by being a necklace whose form is stabilized by passing it through one side of an annular insertion tool.

According to the present invention, four annular insertion tools (so-called round rings) are placed on the non-exposed side (in other words, on the back side) of both ends of each decorative piece in the vertical direction (along the short direction W of each decorative piece). A plurality of decorative pieces can be closely arranged by arranging them in a three-dimensional manner with respect to the wearer's skin, etc. As a result, when the wearer (user) wears the necklace, the annular insertion tool can be hidden from view from the front side.

At both ends of each decorative piece in the longitudinal direction, two annular insertion tools are arranged along the width direction of the decorative piece (a first insertion tool and a second insertion tool are placed at one end in the longitudinal direction, and a second insertion tool at the other end in the longitudinal direction). (3rd insertion tool and 4th insertion tool) at the same time. Then, a first line is inserted into one insertion tool (first insertion tool or second insertion tool) at one end in the longitudinal direction and one insertion tool (third insertion tool or fourth insertion tool) at the other end in the longitudinal direction. The linear continuous body portion and the second linear continuous body portion are inserted. Thereby, it is possible to prevent (some or all) of the decorative pieces from turning over when the wearer wears the necklace, and it is possible to arrange the plurality of decorative pieces as a whole so as to draw a smooth continuous arc.

In addition, by utilizing conventional techniques such as brazing, cutting-edge technologies such as laser welding, or a structure with an inset part and an inset hole, it is possible to remove the annular insertion tool or linear continuous body exposed on the back side of the necklace. structure can be covered with a lid-like part.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a necklace that can make the annular insertion tool invisible from the front side when worn and can prevent the decorative pieces from turning over, at a relatively low cost depending on the material and manufacturing method. I can do it.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance when the necklace is worn according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the wearer wearing the necklace, seen from the left side. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the wearer wearing the necklace as seen from the rear. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the necklace viewed from the exposed side. 5 is an enlarged view of section A in FIG. 4. FIG. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the necklace viewed from the non-exposed side. 7 is an enlarged view of section C in FIG. 6. FIG. FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the enlarged view of FIG. 7 viewed from the outer peripheral side of the necklace. 7 is an enlarged view of section D in FIG. 6. FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of section E in FIG. 6. FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of section F in FIG. 6. FIG. It is a top view of the necklace based on 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is a conceptual diagram explaining the structure of a non-hand-knitted decorative piece. It is a conceptual diagram explaining the structure of the annular insertion tool in one aspect of the second embodiment. FIG. 3 is a plan view of a necklace according to a comparative example. It is a top view showing an example of the variation of the shape of a non-hand-knitted decorative piece.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

<First embodiment>
First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 11.
The first embodiment relates to a case where the decorative pieces constituting the necklace 1 are hand-knitted decorative pieces.

FIG. 1(a) is a perspective view showing the appearance of the necklace 1 of this embodiment worn by a wearer M, and FIG. 1(b) is an enlarged view of the necklace 1 of FIG. 1(a).

In the necklace 1, a plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 are knitted by hand using a plurality of bundles of precious metal wire rods, and a plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 are continuously knitted in a substantially arc shape along the longitudinal direction L of the hand-knitted decorative pieces 2. Arranged.

In the necklace 1, in each hand-knitted decorative piece 2, one side in the orthogonal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction L and the transverse direction W (the side that does not come into contact with the neck or clothes of the wearer M) becomes the externally exposed side (front side). It is placed around the neck of the wearer M so that the other side in the orthogonal direction (the side that contacts the neck or clothing of the wearer M) is the non-exposed side (back side). This figure shows the necklace 1 viewed from the exposed side (front side).

As the noble metal, for example, one or more of gold (including 18-karat gold, yellow gold, white gold, pink gold, etc.), platinum, and silver can be used. A combination of two or more of these types may be used. As a method for braiding these noble metal wires, known methods such as the method described in JP-A No. 2002-315614 can be used.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the wearer M wearing the necklace 1, as seen from the left side of the wearer M.

The arrow S shown in this figure is one side in the orthogonal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction L and the lateral direction W of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2, that is, the external appearance exposed side (front side), and the arrow I is the other side in the orthogonal direction, In other words, it is the non-exposed side (back side).

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the state in which the wearer M is wearing the necklace 1, as seen from the rear of the wearer M.

The necklace 1 is configured so that the clasp 3 is engaged with the clasp receiving part 4 at the back of the wearer's M neck. The structure of the rear part of the necklace 1 is not limited to this figure, and a known structure can be used. An adjustment member that can adjust the length of the necklace 1 may be provided as appropriate.

FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the necklace 1 viewed from the exposed side (front side).

In this figure, the necklace 1 has 13 hand-knitted decorations consisting of one extra-large decorative piece 2A, two large decorative pieces 2B, two medium-sized decorative pieces 2C, and eight small decorative pieces 2D. Includes piece 2. Note that 13 is just an example, and a number other than this, for example 15, may be used. Further, the number may be other than 13 or 15. The extra-large decorative piece 2A to the small decorative piece 2D will be collectively referred to as hand-knitted decorative piece 2 hereinafter.

The plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 include a narrow decorative piece 5 having a relatively short dimension in the lateral direction W, and a wide decorative piece 6 having a relatively long dimension in the lateral direction W.

The dimensions in the lateral direction W are extra large decorative piece 2A>large decorative piece 2B>medium decorative piece 2C>small decorative piece 2D. In this figure, the extra large decorative piece 2A is the wide decorative piece 6, and the large decorative piece 2B is the narrow decorative piece 5. However, when the large decorative piece 2B is the wide decorative piece 6, the medium decorative piece 2C is the narrow decorative piece. When the medium decorative piece 2C is the wide decorative piece 6, the small decorative piece 2D corresponds to the narrow decorative piece 5.

Of both ends of the wide decorative piece 6 in the longitudinal direction L, the portion adjacent to and facing the narrow decorative piece 5 is subjected to a predetermined width narrowing press treatment. For example, in the vicinity of the end 7 of the wide decorative piece 6 (2A in this figure), the distance between the braided precious metal wire rods is appropriately shortened using a tool, etc., so that the center of the short and wide decorative piece 6 in the longitudinal direction L is The dimensions in the transverse direction W are made narrower than in the other parts. In addition, near the end 8 of the narrow decorative piece 5 (2B in this figure), the width in the lateral direction W is made wider. That is, the difference in dimension in the transverse direction W between adjacent portions is reduced. Similar processing is also performed on the inner decoration piece 2C. In this figure, only the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 near the center is subjected to the width narrowing press process, and the width narrowing press process is not applied to the small decorative piece 2D.

Although it depends on the design of the necklace 1, the dimensions of the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 in the transverse direction W may all be substantially the same.

FIG. 5(a) is an enlarged view of section A in FIG. 4. FIG. 5(b) corresponds to a plan view of the stranded wire part 9 of FIG. 5(a) viewed from the direction of arrow B.

Each hand-knitted decorative piece 2 is provided with twisted wire parts 9 at both ends in the longitudinal direction L. The twisted wire part 9 is fixed to the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 by, for example, brazing. One stranded wire part 9 includes two annular insertion tools 10 and a pedestal part 11. The pedestal portion 11 is arranged on the exposed side (front side) of the necklace 1, and the annular insertion tool 10 is arranged on the non-exposed side (back side).

The shape and design of the base portion 11 are not limited to those shown in this figure, and may be of any shape. The stranded wire part 9 may be formed by, for example, a mold, and may be made of a noble metal, or may be made of brass, silver, or the like plated with a noble metal.

In this figure, the distance between the two annular insertion tools 10 is far apart, but the distance between the two annular insertion tools 10 may be close, and the two annular insertion tools 10 may be attached to each other. It may be a shape. That is, since the stranded wire parts 9 provided in the extra large decorative piece 2A, which has a large dimension in the transverse direction W, have a large dimension in the transverse direction W, the distance between the two annular insertion tools 10 is large, but it is short. The smaller the dimension of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 in the hand direction W is, the smaller the dimension of the stranded wire part 9 in the width direction W is, and the closer the distance between the two annular insertion tools 10 is.

FIG. 6 shows a plan view of the necklace 1 viewed from the non-exposed side (back side). FIG. 7 shows an enlarged view of section C in FIG. 6. FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of FIG. 7 viewed from the outer peripheral side of the necklace 1. FIG. 9 shows an enlarged view of section D in FIG. 6. FIG. 10 shows an enlarged view of section E in FIG. 6. FIG. 11 shows an enlarged view of section F in FIG. 6.

Note that the stitch pattern of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 on the non-exposed side is omitted from illustration to avoid complication of the drawing.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, each of the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 is fixed to both ends of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 in the longitudinal direction L so as to protrude toward the non-exposed side (back side) of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2. , at least four annular insertion tools 10 are provided. As shown in FIG. 8, the annular insertion tool 10 is three-dimensionally arranged so that the radial direction of the annular ring is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction L of the necklace 1.

The annular insertion tool 10 is, for example, a circular ring. A round ring is a circular ring made of metal or precious metal. The annular insertion tool 10 has no cut or the like and is a continuous ring. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5(b), a twisted wire part 9 in which two round rings are integrated is formed on the pedestal part 11, and brazed to both ends of each hand-knitted decorative piece 2. It is installed.

The at least four annular insertion tools 10 include a first insertion tool 12 provided at one end in the longitudinal direction L and one end in the transverse direction W of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2; A second insertion tool 13 is provided at one end in the direction L and the other end in the transverse direction W, and a second insertion tool 13 is provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction L and one end in the transverse direction W of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2. It includes a third insertion tool 14 and a fourth insertion tool 15 provided at the other end of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 in the longitudinal direction L and the other end in the lateral direction W.

The first insertion tool 12, the second insertion tool 13, the third insertion tool 14, and the fourth insertion tool 15 may each have the same shape, or may have different shapes.

A first linear continuous body portion 16 and a second linear continuous body portion 17 are respectively engaged with each hand-knitted decorative piece 2 so as to sequentially connect the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 on the non-exposed external side of the necklace 1. is provided.

In this figure, the first linear continuous body portion 16 and the second linear continuous body portion 17 are chain-like chains. The first linear continuous body portion 16 and the second linear continuous body portion 17 may be made of a noble metal, or may be made of brass, silver, or the like plated with a noble metal such as gold or rhodium.

The first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 may have exactly the same shape, or may have different shapes.

The first linear continuous body portion 16 is connected to one of the first insertion tool 12 and the second insertion tool 13 in each hand-knitted decorative piece 2, and one of the third insertion tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool 15. The second linear continuous body portion 17 is inserted into the other of the first insertion tool 12 and the second insertion tool 13 in each hand-knitted decorative piece 2, and the third insertion tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool. 15 and is inserted into the other one.

As shown in FIG. 7, the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 include a first decorative piece 19 and a second decorative piece 20 that are adjacent to each other in the longitudinal direction L. In this figure, the oversized decorative piece 2A is the first decorative piece 19, and the large decorative piece 2B is the second decorative piece.

In the first decorative piece 19, the first linear continuous body portion 16 is inserted through the first insertion tool 12 and the fourth insertion tool 15, and the second linear continuous body portion 17 is inserted through the second insertion tool 13. In the second decorative piece 20, the first linear continuous part 16 is inserted through the second inserting tool 13 and the third inserting tool 14, and the second linear continuous body part 16 is inserted through the second inserting tool 13 and the third inserting tool 14. The body portion 17 is inserted through the first insertion tool 12 and the fourth insertion tool 15.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the necklace 1 is provided separately from the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17, and the first insertion tool 12 and the first insertion tool 12 in each hand-knitted decorative piece 2 are The present invention further includes a round wire rod 18 that is inserted into one of the two insertion tools 13 and one of the third insertion tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool 15 and sequentially engaged with the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2.

The round wire rod 18 is subjected to a predetermined annealing treatment to release residual stress, strain, etc., so that it has a rigidity that is moderately "bending" under its own weight. In addition, by optimizing the wire diameter of the round wire rod 18 according to the material, width, and design of the necklace 1, the overall shape of the necklace 1 can be improved when the hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 are continuously engaged with each other. It can provide stability and flexibility as an ornament.

In this figure, the round wire rod 18 is inserted through the first insertion tool 12 and the third insertion tool 14 of the oversized decorative piece 2, but other combinations may be used. The round wire 18 may be a thin wire made of noble metal or metal, or may be plated.

As shown in FIG. 6, the necklace 1 includes a first linear continuous body portion 16, a second insertion tool 13, and a third insertion tool 16, which are inserted into the first insertion tool 12 and the fourth insertion tool 15, in the first decorative piece 19. The first bundling member 21 bundles the intersection with the second linear continuous body portion 17 inserted through the insertion tool 14, and the second decorative piece 20 is inserted into the second insertion tool 13 and the third insertion tool 14. It has a second bundling member 22 that bundles the intersection of the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 inserted through the first insertion tool 12 and the fourth insertion tool 15.

The first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22 are, for example, circular rings. The first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22 may have exactly the same shape, or may have different shapes.

Note that there may be a hand-knitted decorative piece 2 in which the first binding member 21 and the second binding member 22 are not arranged. In this figure, the first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22 are not arranged on the oversized decorative piece 2A and the large decorative piece 2B.

Regarding the first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22, illustrations are omitted in the drawings other than FIG. In other drawings as well, the first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22 are appropriately arranged.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the first insertion tool 12 and the second insertion tool 13 of the first decorative piece 19 and the second insertion tool 13 of the second decorative piece 20 adjacent to one side in the longitudinal direction L of the first decorative piece 19 are shown. The third insertion tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool 15 are opposed to each other. Further, the third insertion tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool 15 of the first decorative piece 19 and the first insertion tool 12 and the second insertion tool of the second decorative piece 20 adjacent to the other side in the longitudinal direction L of the first decorative piece 19 The tools 13 are opposed to each other.

As shown in FIG. 10, the first linear continuous body portion 16 is arranged in the forward direction along the longitudinal direction L and then folded back to form a single unit disposed in the opposite direction along the longitudinal direction L. The second linear continuous body portion 17 is the portion of the linear continuous body portion 26 disposed in the forward direction, and the second linear continuous body portion 17 is the portion of the single linear continuous body portion 26 disposed in the reverse direction. This is the installation part.

That is, the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 connect one chain (single linear continuous body part 26) near the twisted wire part 9 at the end of the small decorative piece 2D. It is constructed so that it can be folded back to form two pieces.

As shown in FIG. 11, the ends of the single linear continuous body part 26 constituting the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 are connected to each other by a connecting member 23 such as a round ring. Connected. At this time, by keeping the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 in a state with as little slack as possible, the hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 can be arranged in close contact with each other.

Although not shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the end of the round wire 18 is fixed by being wrapped around the stranded wire part 9 of the small decorative piece 2D, or fixed to the stranded wire part 9 with an arbitrary fixing member or the like. be able to.

As shown in FIG. 8, among the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2, one hand-knitted decorative piece 2 (extra-large decorative piece 2A in this figure) arranged approximately in the center of the continuous substantially arc-shaped arrangement has a non-exposed appearance. On the side, a hole is provided at an intermediate position between the first insertion tool 12 and the second insertion tool 13 and the third insertion tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool 15 along the substantially arc shape so as to protrude toward the non-exposed side. , is provided with a protrusion 24 that can come into contact with the neck or chest (including skin and clothing) of the wearer M. In this figure, the protrusion 24 has a substantially U-shape.

Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the necklace 1 includes a plate 25 on the inner peripheral side of the protrusion 24 for displaying a brand name or the like.

<Effects of the first embodiment>
By arranging the four annular insertion tools 10 on the externally non-exposed side (in other words, on the back side) of both ends of each hand-knitted decorative piece 2, a plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 can be arranged closely. As a result, when the wearer (user) wears the necklace, the annular insertion tool 10 can be made invisible from the front side.

At both ends of each hand-knitted decorative piece 2 in the longitudinal direction L, two annular insertion tools 10 are arranged along the width direction W of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 (a first insertion tool 12 and a first insertion tool 12 are arranged at one end in the longitudinal direction L). A third insertion tool 14 and a fourth insertion tool 15) are attached to the other end of the second insertion tool 13 in the longitudinal direction L. One insertion tool (first insertion tool 12 or second insertion tool 13) at one end in the longitudinal direction L and one insertion tool (third insertion tool 14 or fourth insertion tool 15) at the other end in the longitudinal direction L. The first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 are inserted into each of them. Thereby, it is possible to prevent some or all of the hand-knitted decorative pieces from turning over when the wearer wears the necklace, and it is possible to arrange the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 as a whole to draw a smooth continuous arc.
In addition, it can be provided to consumers at a price that is not extremely expensive, such as foreign luxury brand products.

Moreover, in this embodiment, when the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 are respectively extended in the longitudinal direction L on the back side of each hand-knitted decorative piece 2, It extends obliquely across the diagonal from one side in the direction W to the other side, or from the other side in the transversal direction W to one side. As a result, when the user wears the necklace, the first and second linear extensions 16 and 17 can be made as invisible as possible from the front side.

Moreover, in this embodiment, in particular, the rigidity of the round wire rod 18 provided separately from the first and second linear continuous bodies 16 and 17 makes it possible to reliably arrange the plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 in an arc. can. As a result, it is possible to prevent the appearance of uneven shapes between adjacent hand-knitted decorative pieces 2, thereby stabilizing the overall form, and ensuring a smoother arc as a whole for the plurality of decorative pieces. can be arranged to draw.

Hand-knitted materials made by tightly weaving fine wires of precious metals are hard and have a fixed structure, so it has been difficult to create a design that fits flexibly around the neck of the wearer. By connecting a plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 each equipped with an annular insertion tool 10 with the first and second linear continuous bodies 16, 17 and the round wire rod 18, the decorative pieces do not turn over or break their arrangement. This makes it possible to realize a necklace 1 that has a smooth shape, is densely arranged, has a smooth arc shape, and fits flexibly around the neck.

Moreover, in this embodiment, in particular, since the necklace 1 includes the first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22, the first and second linear continuous body portions 16 and 17 form an X-shape on the back side of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2. This ensures that the lines intersect with each other, and further ensures that they are not visible from the front side.

Moreover, in this embodiment, in particular, the first insertion tool 12 and the second insertion tool 13 of the first decorative piece 19 and the third insertion of the second decorative piece 20 adjacent to one side in the longitudinal direction L of the first decorative piece 19 are The tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool 15 face each other, and the third insertion tool 14 and the fourth insertion tool 15 of the first decorative piece 19 and the second decoration adjacent to the other side in the longitudinal direction L of the first decorative piece 19 Since the first and second insertion tools 12 and 13 of the piece 20 are facing each other, the first and second linear continuous body parts 16 and 17 that cross in an X shape can be connected to adjacent hand-knitted decorative pieces. It is possible to smoothly add the numbers one by one every 2.

Moreover, in this embodiment, in particular, by configuring two linear continuous body parts by folding back the single linear continuous body part 26, the single linear continuous body part 26 can be strongly squeezed and fixed. This allows multiple decorative pieces to be reliably arranged closely.

Further, in this embodiment, in particular, when the protrusion 24 contacts and stretches the neck (or chest) of the wearer M, the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 located at the lowest position directly under the chin of the wearer M is pushed downward excessively. The beauty of the necklace 1 when worn can be improved by preventing the necklace from tilting to the side (looking down) and obscuring it, and by making the stitch pattern of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 clearly visible from the externally exposed side.

Further, in this embodiment, in particular, a predetermined width narrowing pressing process is performed on the portions where the wide decorative piece 6 and the narrow decorative piece 5 adjoin and face each other, so that the narrow decorative piece 5 and the wide decorative piece 6 are It is possible to reduce the difference in appearance due to the difference in width dimension W (width dimension) in the lateral direction at the connection part, realize a smooth appearance, and improve the aesthetic appearance.

Furthermore, since the first linear continuous body part 16 and the first linear continuous body part 17 arranged on the exposed side are not visible from the outside, they are made of silver or brass plated with gold, rhodium, etc. By doing so, it is also possible to reduce costs.

<Modified example of the first embodiment>
Note that this embodiment is not limited to the above-described aspects, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and technical idea thereof. Hereinafter, such modifications will be explained in order.

<When the linear continuum part is composed of round wire rods>
In this modification of the necklace, the first linear continuous body portion 16 is a first round wire rod having a first predetermined outer diameter, and the second linear continuous body portion 17 is a round wire rod having a second predetermined outer diameter. This is the second round wire rod.

The first predetermined outer diameter and the second predetermined outer diameter may be different or may be the same. If the diameter of the round wire is too thick, the overall shape of the necklace will be distorted, and if it is too thin, the decorative pieces may rotate each other, making it difficult to maintain the overall shape of the necklace.

Preferably, the first and second round wire rods are subjected to a predetermined annealing treatment to release residual stress, strain, etc., and have a rigidity that allows them to moderately "bend" under their own weight. If the rigidity of the round wire is too great, the overall shape of the necklace will be distorted, and if it is too small, it may be difficult to maintain the overall shape of the necklace.

In the necklace of this modified example, by appropriately selecting the diameter and rigidity of the round wire rods, only two, the first round wire rod and the second round wire rod are used, and the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear The overall form can be stabilized as in the case where three of the continuous body part 17 and the round wire rod 18 are provided, and a smooth arc-shaped appearance can be realized by the entire plurality of decorative pieces.

<Second embodiment>
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 12 to 17.
The second embodiment relates to a case where the decorative pieces constituting the necklace 1' are non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27. That is, in the first embodiment, the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 is hand-knitted using a plurality of bundles of precious metal wire rods, but in the present embodiment, such a method is used. This is an embodiment in which another decorative piece is used instead of. That is, in this specification, all decorative pieces other than "decorative pieces knitted by hand using a plurality of bundles of precious metal wires" are referred to as "non-hand-knitted decorative pieces."

Therefore, the production methods of this "non-hand-knitted decorative piece" include, for example, the following types.
(A) A prototype is designed using CAD and cast using a 3D printer, cast, etc. This method is most suitable for mass production and can be sold at a low price.
(B) The prototype is made by hand and then cast and reproduced. This method is often carried out by individuals or in small workshops. Although it takes time to create a prototype, mass production is possible after that.
(C) Items made one by one by hand Although production efficiency is low and it may be difficult to reduce costs or improve shape stability, production itself is possible. In addition, the work can be highly original and valuable.

Moreover, in particular, it is made using the methods (A) to (C) above, and is not hand-knitted using multiple bundles of precious metal wire rods. First, the decorative piece 2 may be formed to have the same appearance as the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 in the first embodiment, which is knitted by hand using a plurality of bundles of precious metal wire rods. This is included in the above "non-hand-knitted decorative pieces".

FIG. 12(a) shows a plan view of a necklace 1' according to the second embodiment, viewed from the non-exposed side (back side). In this figure, the necklace 1' is flat and has non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27A to 27D (hereinafter simply referred to as non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27) all having the same or substantially the same dimension in the transverse direction W. A plurality of hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 are continuously arranged in a substantially arc shape along the longitudinal direction L, and in each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27, one side in the orthogonal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction L and the transverse direction W becomes the external appearance exposed side. It is arranged around the wearer's neck so that the other side in the orthogonal direction is the non-exposed side.

The non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 can be manufactured using a 3D printer based on data created by CAD or the like, or can be manufactured by casting. In addition to precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum, the non-hand-woven decorative pieces 27 can also be made of metals such as iron, non-ferrous metals such as brass and titanium, pearls, tortoiseshell, coral, amber, jewelry, natural stones, and even natural or synthetic resins. It can be constructed from a wide variety of materials such as leather, wood, etc., singly or in combination. Various patterns such as an arabesque pattern may be drawn on the externally exposed side (front side) of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27, for example. Further, a hand-knitted pattern may be three-dimensionally applied to the externally exposed side (front side) of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 using the above-mentioned 3D printer or casting.

Each of the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 is provided with at least four annular insertion tools 10' at both ends of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 in the longitudinal direction L so as to protrude toward the external non-exposed side, The annular insertion tool 10' includes a first insertion tool 12' provided at one end of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 in the longitudinal direction L and one end of the transverse direction W, and a first insertion tool 12' provided at one end of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 in the longitudinal direction L and one end of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 in the longitudinal direction. A second insertion tool 13' provided at one end in the direction L and the other end in the transverse direction W, and a second insertion tool 13' provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction L and one end in the transverse direction W of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27. and a fourth insertion tool 15' provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction L and the other end in the lateral direction W of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27.

The annular insertion tool 10' only needs to be annular, and does not necessarily have to be approximately circular or approximately elliptical, but may have a similar shape.

In this second embodiment, unlike the first embodiment, when viewed from the non-exposed side (back side), the first insertion tool 12', the second insertion tool 13', the third insertion tool 14', the fourth insertion tool The insertion tool 15' is positioned so as to completely overlap each non-hand-knit decorative piece 27.

A first linear continuous body portion 16 and a second linear continuous body portion 17 are provided which are respectively engaged with each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 so as to sequentially connect all of the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27. The configurations of the first linear continuous body portion 16 and the second linear continuous body portion 17 are the same as those in the first embodiment, and therefore description thereof will be omitted.

In the necklace 1', the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 include a first decorative piece 19 and a second decorative piece 20 that are adjacent to each other in the longitudinal direction L. The configurations of the first decorative piece 19 and the second decorative piece 20 are the same as those in the first embodiment, so a description thereof will be omitted.

The necklace 1' has a first decorative piece 19 that has a first linear continuous body part 16 that is inserted through the first insertion tool 12' and the fourth insertion tool 15', and a second insertion tool 13' and the third insertion tool 14'. In the first bundling member 21 that bundles the intersection with the second linear continuous body portion 17 that is inserted, and in the second decorative piece 20, the first It has a second bundling member 22 that bundles the intersection of the linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 inserted through the first insertion tool 12' and the fourth insertion tool 15'. The configurations of the first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22 are the same as those of the first embodiment, and therefore the description thereof will be omitted.

Although not shown in the drawings to avoid complication, in the necklace 1', the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 are separately provided, and the first linear continuous body part 17 in each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 is While being inserted into one of the insertion tool 12' and the second insertion tool 13' and one of the third insertion tool 14' and the fourth insertion tool 15', it is sequentially engaged with all of the plurality of non-hand-knit decorative pieces 27. It further includes a round wire rod 18. The round wire rod 18 has the same configuration as that described with reference to FIGS. 7 to 11 of the first embodiment, so a description thereof will be omitted.

The non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27A of the necklace 1' has a protrusion 24. The protrusion 24 has the same configuration as the first embodiment, so a description thereof will be omitted.

FIG. 12(b) shows an example of a plan view of the necklace 1' viewed from the exposed side (front side). In this figure, a plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 constituting the necklace 1' each have a flat plate shape including a curved line forming a part of a circular arc, and an arabesque pattern is drawn on the front side. Since the necklace 1' is arranged such that the ring-shaped insertion tool 10' overlaps the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27, the ring-shaped insertion tool 10' is not visible at all from the front side, and the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 are arranged longitudinally. Since they are substantially seamlessly adjacent to each other along the direction L, a continuous arabesque pattern drawn along the arc shape of the necklace 1' is displayed without interruption.

FIG. 13 shows a conceptual diagram illustrating a configuration in which the lid-like part 28 is used in the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27. FIG. 13(a) is a side view of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 viewed from the transverse direction W. FIG. 13(b) is a side view seen from direction A in FIG. 13(a). FIG. 13(c) is an enlarged sectional view of portion B in FIG. 13(b).

As shown in FIGS. 13(a) and 13(b), in this figure, an annular insertion tool 10' is integrally formed inside the back side of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 by the above-mentioned 3D printer or casting. Molded. Although not shown in FIG. 12(a), a lid-like part 28 can also be attached to the back side of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27. The lid-shaped part 28 has a shape and size that exactly overlaps the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 when viewed from the front side or the back side, and as shown in FIG. An engaging portion 29 that can be engaged with the engaging portion 30 is provided. The lid-shaped part 28 provided with the engaging portion 29 and the engaged portion 30 of the non-hand-knit decorative piece 27 can also be formed by a 3D printer or casting. The material of the lid-shaped part 28 is not particularly limited, and for example, in addition to various precious metals and metals, it may be selected from among the materials listed as materials applicable to the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27.

FIG. 14 shows a conceptual diagram illustrating another aspect of the annular insertion tool 10'' in this embodiment. The post-installation part 33 is fitted into the longitudinal end of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 and can be integrated with the post-installation part 33. In this embodiment, a notch 35 and a fitting hole 34 for fitting the retrofitted part 33 are formed at the end of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 by the above-mentioned 3D printer or casting. The retrofitted part 33 can also be manufactured by a 3D printer or casting, and the same material as the lid-shaped part 28 can be used.

FIG. 15 shows a plan view of the necklace 1″ of the comparative example as seen from the externally exposed side (front side). ing. The sub-part 37 is, for example, a flat oval ring, but in the case of a necklace 1'' with such a conventional structure, the sub-part is visible from the front side, and a continuous arabesque pattern is drawn on the surface of the decorative piece 36. However, the sub-parts get in the way and it is not possible to display them continuously.

FIG. 16 shows a plan view showing an example of a variation in the shape of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 of the necklace 1' according to the second embodiment. This figure is a plan view viewed from the externally exposed side (front side). The shape of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 is, for example, an oval shape (almond shape) as shown in FIG. 16(a), an oval shape as shown in FIG. 16(b), a triangular shape as shown in FIG. 16(c), and a triangular shape as shown in FIG. 16(d). Examples include an octagonal shape, a polygonal shape as shown in FIG. 16(e), and a circular shape as shown in FIG. 16(f). Note that other shapes may also be used. Note that these non-hand-knitted decorative pieces have a plate-like shape when viewed from the transverse direction W.

<Effects of the second embodiment>
By arranging four annular insertion tools 10' (so-called circular rings) on the externally non-exposed side (inside the back side) of both ends of each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27, the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 can be tightly connected. can be placed in As a result, when the wearer (user) wears the necklace 1', the annular insertion tool 10' can be made invisible from the front side.

At both ends of each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 in the longitudinal direction L, two annular insertion tools 10' are arranged along the lateral direction W of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 (the first insertion tool is inserted at one end in the longitudinal direction L). A third insertion tool 14' and a fourth insertion tool 15' are installed at the other end in the longitudinal direction L. One insertion tool (first insertion tool 12' or second insertion tool 13') at one end in the longitudinal direction L and one insertion tool (third insertion tool 14' or fourth insertion tool 14') at the other end in the longitudinal direction L. The first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 are inserted into each of the fittings 15'). This can prevent (some or all) of the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 from turning over when the wearer wears the necklace 1', and allows the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 to draw a smooth continuous arc as a whole. It can be arranged as follows.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, for example, by utilizing conventional techniques such as brazing or cutting-edge techniques such as laser welding, or by utilizing an inset part or an inset hole, it is possible to remove the material exposed on the back side of the necklace 1'. It becomes possible to cover structures such as the annular insertion tool 10' and the linear continuous bodies 16 and 17 with the lid-like part 28.

The effects of this embodiment when compared with the comparative example shown in FIG. 15 will be described below.

(1) The necklace 1'' of the comparative example is divided into the main part (plate-shaped non-hand-knitted decorative piece 36) that makes up the necklace 1'' and the sub-part 37 (flat plate-shaped oval ring) that connects it. The continuity of the external design of the main parts when viewed from the front side is interrupted.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, since the appearance is mostly composed of only the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27, for example, an integral part in which an annular insertion tool 10' is attached from the beginning to the back side of each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 is used. By using it, for example, as shown in FIG. 12(b), the continuity of the external design when viewed from the front side is completely ensured.

(2) In the necklace 1″ of the comparative example, the sub-part 37 (flat plate-like oval ring) requires brazing on the back side, but in this embodiment, it is integrated or retrofitted, so it is brazed. Almost no work is required.Furthermore, the engagement between the lid-like part 28 and the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 is almost impossible by simply fitting the engaging part 29 and the non-engaging part 30, and the fitting part 32 and the fitting hole 34 as well, they are simply fitted into each other and almost never come off, and no bonding process or the like is required.

(3) In the necklace 1″ of the comparative example, each main part (non-hand-knitted decorative piece 36) could be made with high precision using a 3D printer, CAD, casting, etc., but even in that case, each main part Since some spatial play is required to connect the parts and sub-parts 37, some deviation and fluctuation always occur.In contrast, in this embodiment, each of the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 is tightly attached to each other. However, since there are no gaps, the omega necklace forms a beautiful circle around the neck.

(4) In the necklace 1″ of the comparative example, the main part (non-hand-knitted decorative piece 36) and sub-part 37 hang down at the center due to the influence of gravity, so they do not form a perfectly beautiful arc and have to become flat. In contrast, in this embodiment, the degree of influence of gravity is small, so a beautiful arc is obtained.

(5) In the necklace 1'' of the comparative example, since the thickness of the flat oval ring is required, the pendant head cannot be passed through, and the use as a necklace is limited.On the other hand, in the present embodiment, the necklace 1'' Although it is an omega necklace, if the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 36 is made thin and narrow with high precision, it is also possible to configure it as a same-width type that also functions as an omega chain through which a pendant head can pass.

(6) In the necklace 1″ of the comparative example, the shape of the main part (non-hand-knitted decorative piece 36) itself is limited to polygons including rectangles, ovals, circles, etc., and the pattern of each plate An infinite number of designs are possible. However, because of the structure in which they are ultimately connected by sub-parts 37, certain restrictions are imposed on the design of the overall appearance.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, the sub-parts 37 are not required and an infinite number of designs such as patterns formed on each of the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 can be considered, so that the design of the overall appearance is diverse. , a high degree of freedom.

(7) Comparative Example Necklace 1'' has the original structure where the connecting structure is visible from the front side, and lacks freshness.On the other hand, in this embodiment, the connecting structure is not visible from the front side, giving it a clean appearance. At the same time, it has a fresh taste created with an idea that has never been seen before.

The effects of this embodiment compared with the first embodiment will be described below.

(8) As shown in FIG. 13, when the non-hand-knit decorative piece 27 and the annular insertion tool 10' are integrally molded, there is no need to retrofit the annular insertion tool 10', and a large amount of Since production is possible, the cost (and therefore the selling price) can be significantly reduced compared to the first embodiment in which the annular insertion tool 10 had to be retrofitted. Such integrated technology and mass production are possible because unlike the case of hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 which are produced by hand-knitting by craftsmen, the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 can be produced by 3D printers or casting.

(9) The non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 and the lid-like part 28 can be made with high precision using cutting-edge technology such as a 3D printer using CAD or casting, so each non-hand-knitted decorative piece As a result of the dramatic increase in the precision of the necklace 27, the necklace can be made to have a more complete arc shape than in the first embodiment using the hand-knitted decorative pieces 2 created by hand.

(10) In this embodiment, the non-hand-knit decorative piece 27 is molded integrally with the annular insertion tool 10' or is integrally attached afterwards, so that the annular-shaped insertion tool 10' is completely covered with the non-hand-knit decoration. Since it is designed to be placed overlapping the piece 27, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, structures such as the annular insertion tool 10' and the linear continuous body 16 exposed on the back side are It is also possible to cover it with the lid-like part 28.

(11) The hand-knitted decorative piece 2 of the first embodiment is a highly artistic item in which a craftsman knits fine wires of precious metals, but due to its technical characteristics, the material of the hand-knitted decorative piece 2 is gold, In some cases, metals such as platinum and silver had elasticity and a certain level of strength. In the second embodiment, since the non-hand-woven decorative piece 27 is produced by molding, other materials such as brass, iron, titanium, shellwork, pearl, tortoiseshell, coral, amber, jewelry, natural stone, and even resin, wood, and leather can be used. (both natural or synthetic) can be applied singly or in combination, improving versatility.

(12) In the first embodiment, it is necessary to braze the annular insertion tool 10 to both ends of each hand-knitted decorative piece 2 by skilled craftsmanship, but in this embodiment, the circular insertion tool 10 is attached to the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27. Since the annular insertion tool 10' is integrated or integrated afterward, there is no such need. Furthermore, in the first embodiment, since the hand-knitting and brazing are all done manually, there may be a gap of less than 1 mm between adjacent hand-knitted decorative pieces 2, but the non-hand-knitted decorative pieces of this embodiment 27, by forming each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 into a gentle arc shape, adjacent pieces can be brought into close contact with each other completely. Moreover, as a result, the degree of influence of gravity can be almost eliminated, and the overall appearance can be made into a perfect arc shape.

Other effects of this embodiment (second embodiment) will be described below.

In this embodiment, in particular, when the first linear continuous body part 16 and the second linear continuous body part 17 are respectively extended in the longitudinal direction L on the back side of each non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27, It extends obliquely across the diagonal from one side in the direction W to the other side, or from the other side in the transversal direction W to one side. As a result, when the user wears the necklace 1', the first and second linear continuous body parts 16 and 17 can be made as invisible as possible from the front side.

Moreover, in this embodiment, especially when the lid-shaped part 28 is not used, the first and second linear continuous body parts 16 and 17 are decorated using the first bundling member 21 and the second bundling member 22. By ensuring that the pieces intersect in an X-shape on the back side of the pieces, it is possible to ensure that they are not visible from the front side.

Moreover, in this embodiment, in particular, by configuring the two linear continuous body parts 16 and 17 by folding back a single linear continuous body part, the one linear continuous body part can be strongly squeezed and fixed. Thus, the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 can be reliably arranged densely.

Further, if only the linear continuous body portion is used, the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 may be bent sharply, but in this embodiment, the rigidity of the round wire rod 18 particularly allows the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 to be bent sharply. It bends flexibly over the entire arc, and can be arranged to reliably draw an arc. This prevents the appearance of uneven shapes between adjacent non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27, thereby stabilizing the overall form, thereby ensuring that the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 27 as a whole becomes smoother. They can be arranged in an arc.

Moreover, in this embodiment, by appropriately selecting the diameter and rigidity of the round wire rod 18, only two, the first round wire rod and the second round wire rod, can be used to connect the first linear continuous body portion 16 and the second wire rod. It is also possible to stabilize the overall form as in the case where three of the shaped continuous body part 17 and the round wire rod 18 are provided, and to realize a smooth arc-shaped appearance by the entire plurality of decorative pieces.

Further, in this embodiment, in particular, when the protrusion 24 contacts and stretches the wearer's neck (or chest), the decorative piece located at the lowest position directly under the wearer's (user's) chin is pushed downward excessively. To improve the aesthetic appearance by preventing the non-hand-knitted decorative piece 27 from being tilted (looking down) and being in the shadow, and by making the materials of the non-hand-woven decorative piece 27 made of various materials and the various patterns applied thereto clearly visible from the surface side. I can do it.

Note that the shape of the lid-like part 28, the engaging part 29, the engaged part 30, the fitting part 32, the fitting hole 37, etc. in this embodiment is exaggerated in order to make the explanation easier to understand. The actual size and shape are not limited to these.

In addition, in the above description, when external dimensions and sizes are described as "same", "equal", "different", etc., the descriptions do not have strict meanings. In other words, the terms "same," "equal," and "different" mean "substantially the same," "substantially equal," and "substantially different," allowing for design and manufacturing tolerances and errors. .

Further, in addition to the methods described above, the methods according to the above embodiments and each modification may be used in combination as appropriate.

Although not illustrated in detail, the present invention can be implemented with various modifications within the scope of the invention.

1, 1' Necklace 2 Hand-knitted decorative piece 2A Extra-large decorative piece 2B Large decorative piece 2C Medium decorative piece 2D Small decorative piece 3 Clasp 4 Clasp receiver 5 Narrow decorative piece 6 Wide decorative piece 7 Near the end of the wide decorative piece 8 Near the end of the narrow decorative piece 9 Twisted wire parts 10, 10', 10'' Annular insertion tool 11 Pedestal section 12 First insertion tool 13 Second insertion tool 14 Third insertion tool 15 Fourth insertion tool 16 No. 1 linear continuous body part 17 2nd linear continuous body part 18 round wire rod 19 1st decorative piece 20 2nd decorative piece 21 1st bundling member 22 2nd bundling member 23 connecting member 24 protrusion 25 plate 26 single wire Shape continuum parts 27, 36, 39 Non-hand-knitted decorative pieces 28 Lid-shaped parts (shape exaggerated for easy understanding)
29 Engagement part (shape exaggerated for clarity)
30 Engaged part (shape exaggerated for clarity)
31 Base part 32 Inset part (shape exaggerated for clarity)
33 Retrofit parts 34 Fitting hole (shape exaggerated for clarity)
35 Notch part 37 Sub parts

Claims (5)

A plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces having a predetermined shape are arranged continuously in a substantially arc shape along the longitudinal direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece, and each non-hand-knitted decorative piece is arranged in an orthogonal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction and the transverse direction. A necklace that is placed around the wearer's neck so that one side of the necklace is an exposed side and the other side in the orthogonal direction is a side that is not exposed.
Each of the plurality of non-hand-knit decorative pieces,
At least four annular insertion tools are provided at both longitudinal ends of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece so as to protrude toward the non-exposed external side;
The at least four annular penetrating devices include:
a first insertion tool provided at one end in the longitudinal direction and one end in the transverse direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece;
a second insertion tool provided at one end in the longitudinal direction and the other end in the transverse direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece;
a third insertion tool provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction and one end in the transverse direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece;
a fourth insertion tool provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction and the other end in the lateral direction of the non-hand-knitted decorative piece;
including;
providing a first linear continuous body portion and a second linear continuous body portion that are respectively engaged with each non-hand-knitted decorative piece so as to sequentially connect all of the plurality of non-hand-knitted decorative pieces;
The first linear continuous body portion is
inserted into one of the first insertion tool and the second insertion tool and one of the third insertion tool and the fourth insertion tool in each non-hand-knit decorative piece,
The second linear continuous body portion is
Each non-hand-knit decorative piece is inserted into one of the first insertion tool and the second insertion tool and the other of the third insertion tool and the fourth insertion tool. necklace. The necklace according to claim 1,
The first linear continuous body part is one of a single linear continuous body part that is disposed in the forward direction along the longitudinal direction and then folded back and disposed in the opposite direction along the longitudinal direction. , the portion disposed in the forward direction;
The necklace, wherein the second linear continuous body portion is a portion of the single linear continuous body portion arranged in the opposite direction. In the necklace according to claim 1 or claim 2,
Provided separately from the first linear continuous body part and the second linear continuous body part, one of the first insertion tool and the second insertion tool in each non-hand-knitted decorative piece and the third insertion tool and The necklace further includes a round wire rod that is inserted into one of the fourth insertion tools and sequentially engaged with all of the plurality of non-hand-knit decorative pieces. The necklace according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The first linear continuous body portion is a first round wire rod having a first predetermined outer diameter,
The necklace, wherein the second linear continuous body portion is a second round wire rod having a second predetermined outer diameter. In the necklace according to any one of claims 1 to 4, the non-hand-knitted decorative piece is made of precious metal, metal, non-ferrous metal, shellwork, pearl, tortoiseshell, coral, jewelry, natural stone, natural or artificial resin, 1. A necklace comprising at least one type selected from wood and leather, wherein the non-hand-knitted decorative piece and the ring-shaped insertion tool are integrated or integrated afterward.