JP3108472U - Glasses holder that also serves as a necklace - Google Patents

Abstract

A necklace string-like decorative body can be used as a necklace with a simple structure and a good operability as a necklace or as a spectacle holder.
An eyeglass holding member 6 is provided at both ends of a necklace string-like decorative body 1 for inserting and holding the vine portions so that they can be inserted and removed. Both the spectacles holding members 6 are detachably connected to each other by a coupler 13. The spectacles holding member 6 forms an annular insertion part 12 for inserting and holding the temple part of the spectacles so as to be detachable by an elastic string 7 having elasticity. The coupler 13 is provided with a spherical portion 15 that prevents it from coming off at both ends of an elastic rod 14 that is curved in an arc shape.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a glasses holder that can hold glasses so that the glasses are not lost or accidentally dropped, and can also serve as a necklace that can be used as a necklace.

As a conventional eyeglass holder that also serves as a necklace, a pair of necklace-like decorative bodies called chains are attached to both ends of the ring in the opening direction against the spring biasing force. The opening can be opened by moving it, and the pulling rings that hold the closed state of the opening by the urging force of the springs are attached to each other, and these pulling rings are inserted and connected to each other through the opening to connect with each other. Is used as a necklace in this state, and when used as a spectacles holder, the spectacles holding members are inserted and supported in pull rings provided at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body. A structure is adopted in which the eyeglass vine is inserted into the eyeglass so that the eyeglass can be held (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Microfilm of Japanese Utility Model No. 55-31677 (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-134016) (page 4 of the specification, FIGS. 1 and 2)

  The problem to be solved is that when the above-mentioned conventional eyeglass holder that also serves as a necklace is used as a necklace, the mirror holding members are removed from the pulling rings at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body called a chain. Are engaged with each other, and the necklace string-like decorative body is formed into a necklace, and when used as a spectacles holder, the pulling rings at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body are separated from each other. A mirror holding member must be attached to each ring, and the operation of a small pulling ring is cumbersome and poor in operability. Also, when used as a necklace, store the two mirror holding members separately from the necklace string-like decorative body. There was a problem that was inconvenient.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and provides a spectacles holder that also serves as a necklace.

  An eyeglass holder that also serves as a necklace according to the present invention includes a necklace string-like decorative body, an eyeglass holding member that is provided at both ends of the string-like decorative body, and that inserts and holds the vine portions of the glasses in a removable manner. And a coupler for detachably connecting the eyeglass holding members to each other. The eyeglass holding member has an annular insertion portion that is formed of an elastic string having stretchability and is inserted and held so that the vine portion of the eyeglass can be inserted and removed, and the coupler is an elastic rod curved in an arc shape. Are provided with spherical portions at both ends.

  The glasses holder also serves as a necklace. When the retaining spherical portions at both ends of the coupling tool are respectively inserted from the glasses holding members at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body, the necklace string-like decorative body becomes an annular shape. The decorative body can be used as a necklace, and the retaining spherical portions at both ends of the coupler are retained from the spectacles holding member formed of elastic elastic cords, and the necklace is detached from the neck by being held in an annular shape. There is no.

  Further, by removing the retaining spherical portions of the couplers from the spectacle holding members at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body using the elastic force, and inserting both the spectacles into the spectacle holding members, Is held at both ends of the necklace string-shaped decorative body, and the glasses are held by the necklace string-shaped decorative body by putting the necklace string-shaped decorative body around the neck.

  The eyeglass holder that also serves as the necklace of the present invention can be used as a necklace or as an eyeglass holder by attaching and detaching the coupling tool. With the simple structure provided, the eyeglass holding member can be easily inserted and removed using the elasticity of the eyeglass holding member provided at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body, and the coupler is engaged with the eyeglass holding member. It will not come off due to its elasticity.

  In addition, in the state where the eyeglass vines are inserted through the eyeglass holding members provided at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body, the eyeglass vines can be securely held by the elasticity of the eyeglass holding members, and the eyeglasses will not fall off. .

  An embodiment of a spectacle holder that also serves as a necklace of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the necklace string-like decorative body 1 is configured by inserting the string members in the appropriate order through the decorative members 2, 3, and 4 formed of synthetic resin, metal, jewelry material, and the like. Hook-like connecting members 5 are removably attached to both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body 1.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the eyeglass holding members 6 provided at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body 1 are formed of metal, synthetic resin, or the like at the center of the elastic ring 7 having elasticity such as synthetic rubber as shown in FIG. An annular insertion portion 12 is formed which is fastened by the fastening ring 8 and is connected to the connecting member 5 of the necklace string-like decorative body 1 and an annular insertion portion 12 is inserted and held so as to be detachable. Yes.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the coupler 13 for releasably connecting the both eyeglass holding members 6 to each other includes an elastic rod 14 made of metal or synthetic resin and both ends of the elastic rod 14. The elastic rod 14 is curved in a circular arc shape, and a small gap 16 is formed between the both retaining spherical portions 15. The elastic flange 14 and the both retaining spherical portions 15 are integrally formed of metal or synthetic resin.

  Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described.

  When used as a necklace, if the retaining spherical portions 15 at both ends of the coupler 13 are inserted from the insertion portions 12 of the eyeglass holding members 6 provided at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body 1, the necklace string-like decorative body 1 As shown in FIG. 1, the necklace string-like decorative body 1 can be used as a necklace. Then, the retaining spherical portions 15 at both ends of the coupler 13 are retained from the insertion portion 12 of the eyeglass holding member 6 by the elastic contraction force of the elastic string 7 having elasticity, and are held in an annular shape so that the necklace is detached from the neck portion. It will not come off.

  Further, the retaining spherical portion 15 of the coupler 13 is removed from the insertion portions 12 of the spectacle holding member 6 at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body 1 using the elastic force, and the spectacles 10 are attached to both the spectacle holding members 6. As shown in FIG. 2, the glasses 10 are held at both ends of the necklace string-like decorative body 1, and the necklace string-like decorative body 1 is put on the neck portion so that the glasses 10 have a necklace-string shape. It is held by the decorative body 1.

It is the front view which used the spectacles holder which served as the necklace which shows one embodiment of this invention as the necklace. It is a front view used as the eyeglass holder. It is an enlarged front view which shows the coupling | bond part of the spectacles holding member and coupling tool at the time of setting it as a necklace same as the above.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Necklace string-like decoration body 6 Glasses holding member 7 Elastic string
10 glasses
11 Vine
12 Insertion section
13 Joiner
14 Elastic rod
15 Retaining spherical part

Claims (1)

Necklace string-like decorative body, glasses holding member that is provided at both ends of the string-like decorative body so as to be detachably inserted and held, and a coupling that couples the glasses holding members so as to be detachable from each other With tools,
The eyeglass holding member has an annular insertion portion that is formed of an elastic string having elasticity and is inserted and held so that the vine portion of the glasses can be inserted and removed.
The coupler is an eyeglass holder that also serves as a necklace, characterized in that a spherical portion is provided at each end of an elastic bowl curved in an arc shape.

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