JP3208107U - Decorations to be attached to the glasses frame and vine - Google Patents

Abstract

An eyeglass frame in which an ornament that does not hide even when a woman with long hair is hung is attached to a vine. An attachment member 10 is provided on the back surface of an ornament 8, and an attachment 9 is engaged with and secured to the temple 2, and the other end of the attachment member 10 is engaged with the attachment 9 and decorated. To form a space 17 in which hair can be sandwiched between the vines. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a spectacle frame and a decoration that can be attached to and detached from a temple of the spectacle frame.

  Glasses (glasses) have a variety of uses, such as for the purpose of correcting myopia and presbyopia, and for the purpose of blocking dazzling sunlight and ultraviolet rays. Hung on. Therefore, various decorations are given to the spectacle frame. For example, in addition to devising the design of the frame body, there are many cases where decoration such as plating or painting is applied.

Further, as a means for decorating the spectacle frame, a decoration composed of independent members is often attached. By the way, the conventional decoration as a decoration means is being fixed to a part of spectacles frame. For example, by attaching jewelry as a decoration, the spectacle frame is more luxurious and has the effect of attracting people's hearts.
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there are many types in which a decorative part is attached to a spectacle frame (spectacle frame).

For example, the “glass frame with ornaments” according to Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-98521 can arrange a plurality of jewels in a small space, and has an unprecedented novel and simple design and intelligent and casual luxury. It can be brewed.
An ornament is attached to the wisdom part of a spectacle frame. The ornament consists of two gemstones of different colors, and these gemstones are assembled into one pedestal with one side in contact with each other. A bezel formed in a cylindrical body is used.

In addition, the “attachment structure of an ornament in a spectacle frame” according to Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-258221 is designed so that the ornament can be attached to the spectacle frame with a relatively simple structure without requiring skill and without fail. Yes.
Therefore, a mounting hole smaller than the outer shape of the decorative article to which the front side opening should be attached is provided in the case that constitutes a part of the eyelid of the spectacle frame, the decorative article and the retaining member are inserted into the case, and the retaining member is It is fixed in the mounting hole with an adhesive.
“Spectacle Frame with Decoration” according to Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-98521 “Attachment structure of decorative article in spectacle frame” according to Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-258221

Various types of eyeglass frames with such decorations are known. However, conventional ornaments are fixed to the vines and armor of the eyeglass frame, and are relatively small and casually designed to bring out the luxury of the eyeglass frame.
By the way, it is generally a woman who prefers a spectacle frame with a decoration, and a male spectacle frame with a simple design is preferred without a decoration.
When a woman with long hair wears spectacles (glasses) with an ornament attached to the vine, not only the ornament but also the entire vine is hidden in the long hair, and the effect as an ornament is often lost.
The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide an ornament that can be attached to an eyeglass frame and a vine that will not lose the effect of the ornament even when worn by a woman with long hair, and can be removed when not needed. To do.

The eyeglass frame according to the present invention is configured by attaching a decoration to a vine, and the decoration is configured to be removable. However, the specific material and form of the decoration are not particularly limited.
The decoration is provided with a mounting member on the back surface (back surface), an arm is extended at the tip of the mounting member, and a locking piece is formed at the tip of the arm. An attachment is arranged on the vine so that the attachment can be moved, and a decoration is attached to the attachment via the attachment member.

The ornament is attached to the attachment member and extends to the tip side (modern side) of the crane, and the ornament leaves a predetermined space between the crane and the temple without contacting the temple. The attachment member is generally configured as a separate part from the ornament and is fixed to the back of the ornament. However, the ornament and the attachment member can be integrally formed by injection molding.
A groove or a recess is formed on the back surface (inner surface) of the temple so that the attachment can move along the temple and stop at a predetermined position. The parts engage and are fixed in place.
Then, an arm provided on the attachment member is engaged and attached to this attachment.

  The eyeglass frame of the present invention has a decoration attached to the temple, and the decoration protrudes from the surface of the temple via the attachment member leaving a predetermined space. Therefore, when wearing glasses, even a woman with long hair can pinch the hair that hangs between the ornament and the vine, so that the ornament always faces and is not hidden by the hair. Further, since the decoration is not completely fixed to the vine and has a structure that can be removed, it can be used as glasses without decoration when unnecessary.

  On the other hand, if the material of the attachment member is made of a spring material excellent in elastic deformation, long hair pinched by the ornament is restrained by the spring attachment member, and the pinched hair does not come off the ornament. Furthermore, since the ornament can be removed, it can be replaced as desired and can function as a hair ornament.

In the embodiment of the eyeglass frame without a decoration, (a) is a plan view and (b) is a front view. The side view is represented by the Example of the spectacles frame which has not attached the decoration. The eyeglass frame is attached with a decoration. (A) is a plan view and (b) is a front view. When the attachment member extending from the inner surface of the ornament is engaged with the attachment. Detailed view of the attachment.

  FIG. 1 is an embodiment showing a spectacle frame with the decoration of the present invention removed, and the basic form as a spectacle frame is the same as the conventional one. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a front part, 2 denotes a temple, and the temples 2 and 2 are attached to both sides of the front part 1 so as to be foldable via hinges 3 and 3. The material of the spectacle frame is not particularly limited, but the spectacle frame shown in the figure is made of resin, the front portion 1 is injection-molded, and both rims 4 and 4 are connected symmetrically by the central connecting portion 5. A pair of nose pads 6 and 6 are attached to the lower side of the center of the head.

And the groove | channel 7a, 7b is provided in two places in the back surface (inner surface) of the said crane 2. FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the depths of the grooves 7a and 7b are shallow and are configured to cross the temple 2 in the vertical direction. Of course, it is also possible to provide the grooves 7a, 7b... At three places, and the shape of the grooves 7a, 7b is not limited to the case shown in FIG.
FIG. 3 is a plan view and a front view when the ornament 8 is attached to the temple 2. An attachment 9 is attached to the temple 2, and the ornament 8 is attached to the attachment 9 via an attachment member 10.

One end of the attachment member 10 is fixed to the back surface of the ornament 8, has a U-curved shape, and has two arms at the other end. That is, the two arms are fitted into the elongated holes provided in the attachment 9 and attached.
The attachment 9 shown in the figure is engaged with a groove 7a formed in the temple 2, but can be moved so as to engage with the groove 7b, and the position of the decoration 8 can be changed.

FIG. 4 shows a case where the ornament 8 and the arm 11 of the mounting member 10 fixed to the back surface thereof are fitted in a long hole provided in the attachment 9.
The ornament 8 shown in the figure has a plate shape imitating a flower leaf, the attachment member 10 has a U shape, one end is fixed to the back surface of the ornament 8, and the arm 11 is extended to the other end. ing.
The attachment 9 is a substantially U-shaped member having an opening on the lower side, and the one side portion 12 and the other side portion 13 are connected by a connecting portion 14. A small locking piece 15 is provided at the tip (lower end) of the one side portion 12, and the long hole 16 is passed through the other side portion 13.

The long hole 16 has a vertically long shape with a small width, and the arm 11 of the mounting member 10 is fitted and fixed to the long hole 16 in the vertical direction.
Here, the material of the ornament 8, the attachment member 10, and the attachment 9 is not particularly limited, but is generally made of resin. The mounting member 10 curved in the U shape is elastically deformed, and the space 17 formed between the temple 2 and the temple 2 can be enlarged by pulling the ornament 8 forward. For this purpose, a spring material may be used as the attachment member 10, or the decoration 8 and the attachment member 10 may be formed integrally.

  FIG. 5 shows the arm 11 of the mounting member 10 fitted to the attachment 9. The two arms 11a and 11b forming a pair are bent and deformed inward to fit into the elongated hole 16, and the locking pieces 18a and 18b formed at the tip are locked to the end surface 19, whereby the arms 11a and 11b are It is fixed so as not to come off. The hatched portion shown in the figure represents the temple 2, and is attached with the temple 2 sandwiched between the one side portion 12 and the other side portion 13. It is locked and fixed.

  The one side portion 12 is engaged with the groove 7a formed on the inner surface of the temple, so that the attachment 9 is fixed without being displaced. When the position is changed to fit in the adjacent groove 7b, the one side portion 12 can be removed from the groove 7a and slid along the temple 2. Of course, the attachment 9 can be temporarily removed from the temple 2 without sliding along the temple 2 and the attachment 9 can be attached so that the one side 12 is engaged with the other groove 7b.

  By the way, as a means for positioning the attachment 9 in the embodiment, the groove 7 is provided on the inner surface of the temple. However, the present invention is not limited to the case where the groove 7 is engaged, and other means can be used. is there. For example, a hemispherical recess can be formed on the inner surface of the vine, a convex portion can be projected on the inner surface of the one side portion 12, and the convex portion can be engaged with the concave portion for positioning.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Front part 2 Crane 3 Hinge 4 Rim 5 Connection part 6 Nose pad 7 Groove 8 Decoration 9 Attachment
10 Mounting material
11 Arm
12 One side
13 The other side
14 Connecting part
15 Locking piece
16 Slotted hole
17 space
18 Locking piece
19 End face
20 Bottom

Claims (4)

An ornament attached to a temple of an eyeglass frame, wherein an attachment member is provided on the back of the ornament, and an attachment attached to the temple via the attachment member is provided with a space between the temple and the eyeglass. Frame ornament. In a spectacle frame with a decoration attached to a temple, an attachment member is provided on the back surface of the decoration, and an attachment is engaged with and attached to the temple, and the other end of the attachment member is engaged with the attachment. An eyeglass frame having an ornament attached thereto, wherein the ornament is attached and a space is formed between the ornament. 3. The spectacle frame with the ornament according to claim 2, wherein the attachment member has a substantially U shape, one end is fixed to the ornament, and an arm is extended to the other end to engage with a long hole provided in the attachment. . The spectacle frame to which the attachment according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the attachment is attached so that the attachment is engaged with a groove formed on the inner surface of the temple as a U shape having an opening on the lower side.

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