JPH0119861Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to an accessory with an eyeglass holder, and relates to a structure in which a part of an accessory, such as a pendant or a brooch, is used as an eyeglass holder.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, when glasses are temporarily taken off or replaced, the removed glasses are placed on a desk or the like or stored in a pocket or the like.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

With the above conventional methods, there is a risk of scratching or staining the lenses of the glasses, and there is also a possibility that they may be left behind if they are placed on a desk, etc., and it is also a hassle when putting on the glasses again. There are some problems, such as the need for

The purpose of this invention is that when you temporarily take off your glasses,
By hanging these removed glasses on a nearby accessory such as a pendant or brooch, you can obtain an accessory with a glasses holder that does not stain or misplace the lenses of the glasses, and does not require effort when putting on the glasses again. That's true.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention consists of a generally flat accessory body such as a pendant or a brooch, and an eyeglass frame provided on the accessory body, and the eyeglass rack is attached to a support portion formed on the accessory body with an engaging protrusion. The engaging concave portion is engaged with the engaging concave portion and rotatably supported by a shaft, and a spring that is pressed into contact with the other is fitted into the fitting concave portion formed in either one of the engaging protrusion and the engaging concave portion. When the glasses are worn, the glasses frame, which is held substantially on the same plane as the accessory body, is rotated approximately 90 degrees from the support part, and the glasses are held by the pressure force of the spring fitted into the fitting recess. The hanging frame is characterized by being able to be held substantially perpendicularly to the accessory body.

[Effect]

In this invention, the glasses-hanging frame, which is rotatably provided on the main body of a substantially flat accessory such as a pendant or brooch, is rotated approximately 90 degrees when the glasses are worn, so that the glasses can be hung on the glasses-hanging frame. , the eyeglass frame is held in a substantially horizontal position from the accessory body by the pressure force of the spring, and by hanging the glasses on the eyeglass frame, the accessory can be held in a familiar place, and the eyeglasses are not hung on the eyeglass frame. Sometimes the spectacle frame is held on the same plane as the accessory body, so that the entire accessory is flat.

〔Example〕

The configuration of an embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. FIG.

Reference numeral 1 denotes an accessory main body, which is formed in the shape of a flat disk with decorations applied to the surface, and the upper half of the accessory main body 1 is surrounded by a connecting part 2 with a small gap being maintained. The middle part of the support part 3 is integrally attached.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a spectacle frame, which has the same shape as the support portion 3 and surrounds the lower half of the accessory main body 1 with a small gap therebetween.

A neck chain 7 is connected to a fixing ring 5 fixed to the upper center of the support part 3 via an engagement ring 6.
It is now possible to install the .

Furthermore, engagement protrusions 8 are provided at both lower ends of the support portion 3 provided on the accessory main body 1, and engagement recesses 9 that are fitted into the engagement protrusions 8 are provided at both upper ends of the glasses holder frame 4. A spring fitting recess 11 is formed in the engaging recess 9 into which a spring 10 that presses against the engaging protrusion 8 is fitted. Shaft holes 13, 14, and 14 for a shaft 12 that rotatably supports the spectacle frame 4 on the support 3 are formed on both sides of the engagement protrusion 8 and the engagement recess 9, respectively. The engagement recess 9 is engaged with the protrusion 8 to open the shaft hole 13,1.
4 and 14, and insert the shaft 12 into the shaft hole 1 of this shaft 12.
Caulk both ends protruding from 4 and 14, and attach this shaft 1.
At 2, the spectacle frame 4 is rotatably attached to the support part 3.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

When the neck chain 7 of the accessory main body 1 is hung around the neck and used as a normal pendant, as shown in FIG. The frame is held so as to be located substantially on the same plane as the accessory main body 1. When wearing glasses, rotate the glasses frame 4 forward about the shaft 12 until it forms an approximately 90° angle with the accessory body 1, and the spring fitting of the engagement recess 9 Spring 1 fitted into recess 11
0 is pressed against the front surface of the engaging protrusion 8, so that the spectacle frame 4 is reliably held horizontally.
In this state, the ear-hook branch 17 is folded parallel to the eyeglass frame 18 from the rotating part 16 of the eyeglasses 15, and the tip of the ear-hook branch 17 is inserted into the eyeglass frame 4. The vicinity of the portion 16 is hung on the spectacle frame 4.

By hanging the glasses 15 that have been temporarily taken off in this way on the glasses frame 4, the lenses 19 of the glasses 15 will not be scratched or dirty, and the glasses 15 will not be placed on a desk or the like. There is no need to forget where the eyeglasses 15 have been placed, unlike when the eyeglasses 15 have been placed, and there is no need for effort when putting on the eyeglasses 15 again.

In addition, in the above embodiment, a pendant in which the shape of the accessory main body 1 is circular has been described as an accessory, but the accessory is not limited to a pendant, and the same structure can be applied to other accessories such as a brooch. Moreover, the shape of the accessory main body 1 is not limited to a circular shape.

[Effect of idea]

According to the present invention, the spectacle frame is rotatably provided on the support part of the accessory body, and the frame is rotated only when the glasses are attached to the accessory, and in this state, the spectacle frame is temporarily removed. By wearing glasses that have been properly cleaned, there is no risk of the lenses of the glasses getting dirty, and since you can hang your glasses in a familiar place such as an accessory, you will not have to worry about forgetting where you left your glasses or putting them back on. In addition, when used as a regular accessory, the eyeglass frame becomes almost flush with the accessory body, without compromising the decorativeness, and the eyeglass frame does not need to be attached to the accessory body and the eyeglass frame. The spring is pressed against either the mating protrusion or the engaging recess, so that it is held substantially flush with or perpendicular to the accessory, and does not move unintentionally.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the eyeglass holder accessory showing an embodiment of the present invention when the eyeglasses are being worn, Figure 2 is a front view of the same when the eyeglasses are not being worn, and Figure 3 is a view showing the support part of the accessory body. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the shaft support of the glasses frame. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1...Accessories main body, 3...Support part, 4...Eyeglass frame, 8...Engagement protrusion, 9...Engagement recess, 10
... Spring, 11 ... Spring fitting recess,
12... shaft, 15... glasses.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It consists of a substantially flat accessory main body and a spectacles frame provided on the accessory main body, and the spectacles frame is engaged with a support part formed on the accessory main body through an engaging protrusion and an engaging recess. Rotatably supported on a shaft,
A spring that presses against the other is fitted into a fitting recess formed in either one of the engaging protrusion and the engaging recess, and the spring is held substantially flush with the accessory main body when glasses are worn. Eyeglasses characterized in that the eyeglass frame is rotated approximately 90 degrees from the support portion and the eyeglass frame can be held approximately perpendicular to the accessory main body by the pressing force of a spring fitted into the fitting recess. Hanging accessories.