JPH0430884Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to a combination net dress using pearls, and in particular to a combination net dress that can be constructed by combining various net dress suitable for the time, place, atmosphere, and clothing of use. Regarding.

[Problems to be solved by conventional techniques and ideas]

As for netskures using pearls, the length etc. are generally standardized depending on the shape and purpose of use.

In other words, a 36 to 38 cm long pearl made by connecting multiple pearls with a diameter of about 7 m/m is called a "chiyoka".
"Princess" is 40-43cm long, 76-43cm long
The 81cm one is called "Opera".

``Chiyoker'' is worn tightly around the neck, ``Princess'' is worn loosely around the neck, and ``Opera'' can be worn as a single string hanging down to the chest or as two strings. It is worn around the neck and was originally a netskuress for evening parties.

And these "Chiyoka", "Princess"
Netskures, also known as ``opera'', have specific uses such as the time and place of use, and are selected according to one's taste and attire within these limits.

Therefore, when wearing a netskuresu depending on the purpose and preference, it has been used as "Chiyokar",
It is customary to purchase a plurality of types of netskures manufactured as "Princess", "Opera", etc., and select one of them.

However, in order for the user to choose according to the purpose of use, preference, and clothing,
It is necessary to purchase and prepare these ``Chiyoker'', ``Princess'', ``Opera'', etc., which has the drawback of increasing costs.

The present invention was developed under these circumstances, and the object thereof is to provide a combination net dress that can be easily constructed by combining various types of net dress appropriate for the time, place, atmosphere, and clothing of use.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to solve these problems, this invention has the following points:
The present invention is a combination necklace having at least two first necklaces, one second necklace and two jointed pearls.

The first neckless connects the pearls by passing a thin string through a through hole provided in a plurality of pearls of the same type and diameter, and has a first connecting member protruding from the pearls at both ends. The netskuresu connects the pearls by passing a thin string through a through hole provided in a plurality of pearls of the same type and diameter as the pearls of the first netskures, and protrudes from the pearls at both ends. It has a member.

The joint pearl is a pearl of the same type and diameter as the pearls of the first and second necklaces, and the first connecting members of the first and/or second necklaces are fitted together from opposite directions. A second connecting member that removably locks the first connecting member is built in, and the first connecting member is hidden inside while being locked to the second connecting member.

Furthermore, the present invention can be configured such that the lengths of the first and second necklaces are different.

[Effect]

In the present invention equipped with such means, the first and second necklaces and the second necklace are connected in advance with a string.
When connected using two jointed pearls, it can be used as one large neckless, and when connected using an individual first or second neckless and one jointed pearl, it can be used as an individual small neckless. becomes.

Moreover, the joint pearl is assimilated with the pearls of the first and second necklaces, and the first connecting members provided on the pearls at both ends of the first and second necklaces are hidden within the joint pearls.

Further, in a configuration having first and second necklaces of different lengths, it is possible to form necklaces of various standards.

〔Example〕

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

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the combination network according to the present invention.

In the figure, the combination netcress of the present invention includes a so-called tyorker 3 as a first nettress with a length of 36 to 38 cm, which is made by connecting a plurality of pearls 1 with a diameter of about 7 m/m, and a pearl 1 similar to the tyorker 3. Princess 5 as a second necklace with a length of 40 to 43 cm connected together, two jointed pearls 7 made of pearls similar to pearl 1 forming Chiyoker 3 and Princess 5, and these Chiyoker 3 and Princess 5. The present invention includes a pearl holder 9 that serves as a bundle member that holds the pearls 1 of 5 in between.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the choker 3 has an insertion hole 11 passing through the center of each pearl 1.
For example, each pearl 1 is connected through a thin string 13 made of nylon (trade name) thread, silk thread, or a mixture thereof, and a first connecting fitting is connected to the pearl 1 at both ends (only one is shown for convenience in Figure 2). 15 is provided so as to protrude.

The pearls 1 at both ends are inserted from the middle of the insertion hole 11 into the insertion hole 17 with a wide inner diameter, and the first connecting fitting 1 is inserted into the insertion hole 17 with a wide inner diameter.
5 is fitted and fixed with adhesive (not shown).

The first connecting fitting 15 has a fitting portion 21 that protrudes from the base 19 with a thinner outer shape and fits into the insertion hole 17.
protrudes, and a spherical insertion portion 23 protrudes from the base 19 in the opposite direction to the fitting portion 21 via a slightly smaller diameter portion (neck portion).

Two guide grooves 25 extending from near the base 19 to the tip are formed back to back in the spherical insertion part 23, and a through hole 27 connecting the guide grooves 25 is formed in a portion close to the base 19. The tip of the insertion portion 23 remains spherical.

The guide groove 25 is located near the base 19.
Further, the guide groove 25 is bent about 90 degrees and extends halfway toward the distal end of the insertion portion 23 to form a folded groove 25a.

Near the tip of the insertion section 23, opposing guide grooves 2
A through hole 28 is formed to connect the two.

The first connecting fitting 15 has an insertion hole 29 extending from the through hole 27 through the fitting portion 21 to the tip of the fitting portion 21 .

Then, the string 13 is passed through the insertion hole 11 of the pearl 1.
The first connecting fitting 15 is inserted through the insertion hole 29 of the first connecting fitting 15, the through hole 27, the guide groove 25, the through hole 28, and the guide groove 25.
The string 13 is then passed through the through hole 27 and the insertion hole 29 again in a loop shape, and the string 13 is tied between each pearl 1, folding back so as to stop the movement of each pearl 1, and a plurality of pearls 1 are connected to form a chain 3.

Princess 5 has the same structure as Chiyoker 3, with the only difference being the length, that is, the number of connected pearls 1.

The joint pearl 7 is formed by fixing a second connecting fitting 33 to a large diameter through hole 31 formed in the pearl 1, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.

This second connecting fitting 33 is fixed to the through hole 31 with an adhesive (not shown), and is formed of a metal holding cylinder 35 that is fitted in such a way that it does not protrude too much from the pearl 1. A pair of locking protrusions 37 are protruded near both open end faces on the inner side of the holding cylinder 35, and the locking protrusions 37 are slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the holding cylinder 35 and are locked to the locking protrusions 37 so that they do not come off to the outside. A pair of restraining plates 39 are arranged.

The locking protrusion 37 is formed by cutting and raising the holding cylinder 35 or by fixing a separate member.

A compression coil spring 41 is interposed between each of the restraining plates 39 so as to press both of the restraining plates 39 into contact with each of the locking protrusions 37 .

That is, the restraining plate 39 and the compression coil spring 41 serve as a biasing member for the first connecting fitting.

As shown in FIG. Locking protrusion 37
When pressed together, the holding plate 39 is pushed and the first connecting fitting 15 is inserted into the second connecting fitting 33.

After that, when the pearls 1 at both ends are rotated approximately 90 degrees relative to the joint pearl 7 and the pearls 1 at both ends are released, the locking protrusion 37 is locked at the tip of the folding groove 25a, and the joint pearl 3 and joint Into pearl 7 is fixed. It can be removed by reversing the procedure.

As shown in FIG. 7, when the first connecting fitting 15 is similarly fitted into the second connecting fitting 33 of the joint pearl 7 from the opposite direction and rotated, as shown in FIG. Connected and fixed,
Each of the first and second connecting fittings 15, 33 is hidden within the joint pearl 7 and becomes invisible.

Pearl Schjötner 9 is shown in Figures 9 and 1.
As shown in Figure 0, decorations 45 are placed on the top of the base 43.
It is constructed by forming a clip 47 on the opposing surface and functions as a pendant.

The clips 47 are mutually 3-shaped half members 4.
9, 51, the half member 49 and the half member 51 are connected at one end by a hinge portion 53, and a locking ring 55 is attached to the half member 49 on the opposite side from the hinge portion 53; It has a locking pin 57 attached to the half member 51 and locked to the locking ring 55 thereof.

Therefore, open the half members 49 and 51 of the Pearl Shockner 9, place the half members 49 and 51 in two rows, place the half members 51 on top of each other, and lock the locking ring 55. When the pins 57 are engaged, two rows of pearls can be held and bundled in the gap between the half members 49 and 51. Of course, it is also possible to grip in one row.

In the combination net dress of the present invention, if the pearls 1 at both ends of the chiyorker 3 are connected with the joint pearl 7, it can be used as a "chiyorka", and the pearls 1 at both ends of the princess 5 can be connected with the joint pearl 7. Then "Princess"
If Chiyoker 3 and Princess 5 are connected with two joint pearls 7, it can be used as an "opera".

At that time, the connecting part is hidden inside the joint pearl 7 and becomes inconspicuous, and since the joint pearl 3, the princess 5 and the joint pearl 7 are each formed using the same pearl 1, the joint pearl 7 is hidden inside the joint pearl 7 and the joint pearl 7 is not noticeable. It becomes difficult to distinguish from Princess 5 and is assimilated, maintaining the dignity of a Netskuress.

Furthermore, even when forming an "opera", it becomes difficult to distinguish between the Chiyoker 3, the Princess 5, and the Joint Pearl 7, so that high quality can be maintained.

In addition, since the string 13 connecting the pearls 1 is folded back through the through hole 28 at the tip of the first connecting fitting 15, the tip of the first connecting fitting 15 remains spherical, and the second connecting fitting 15 is folded back. 33, it is easy to slip, the tip of the first connecting fitting is hard to wear, and mechanical strength can be maintained.

On the other hand, for example, the guide groove 25 is formed so as to pass from the base 19 to the tip and fold back toward the opposite side in a U-shape.
When forming the string 13 on the tip of the base 19,
The second connecting fitting 33 tends to come into contact with the guide groove 25 at the tip and is easily worn out, and its mechanical strength is also likely to decrease.

Next, an example of actual use of the combination network of the present invention will be explained.

In Figure 11, the Chiyorker 3 and the Princess 5 are connected by two jointed pearls 7 and worn as an ``opera'' that is tied around the neck and draped over the chest. Note that the reference numeral 59 schematically indicates a user.

Figure 12 shows pearls 1 on both ends of Chiyoker 3.
Connected with joint pearl 7, "Chiyokar"
It is worn by wrapping it tightly around the neck.

Figure 13 shows the pearls 1 on both ends of Princess 5.
Connected with 7 jointed pearls, "Princess"
It is worn loosely around the neck as shown in Figure 14.
It is worn in two rows around the neck.

As described above, in the present invention, a plurality of neckless configurations are possible using the chain holder 3, the princess 5, and the jointed pearl 7.

Furthermore, according to the present invention, by combining the pearl cutter 9 in addition to the tie holder 3, princess 5, and joint pearl 7, a larger number of necklaces can be constructed by combining them.

That is, as shown in FIG. 15, when the handler 3 is made to hold the pearl handler 9, it becomes a "choker with a pendant". The same applies to Princess 5.

Figure 16 shows an example of using the Chiyorker 3 and Princess 5 tied around the neck in two pairs and holding them with the Pearl Schjötner 9.As shown in Figure 17, for "Opera", the Pearl Schjötner 9 is held on the chest. It can also be used as an ``opera with a pendant.''

Also, as shown in FIG. 18, the pearls 1 at one end of the yawker 3 and the princess 5 are connected with one joint pearl 7, and the pearls 1 at the other ends of the yawker 3 and the princess 5 are connected with one joint pearl 7, respectively. A pearl tie configuration in which an into pearl 7a is fitted, wrapped around the neck, the tip hanging down to the chest, and held by a pearl tie toner 9 on the chest, or a joint pearl 7 at the tip of the princess 5 as shown in FIG.
It is also possible to have a configuration in which the part a is inserted and held by the pearl/shutner 9, or a configuration in which FIG. 12 and FIG. 19 are combined as shown in FIG. 20.

Note that, as shown in FIG.
However, as shown in FIG. 6, it may be a joint pearl 7 into which the first connecting fitting 15 can be fitted from one direction and a filler 61 is filled in the other end. It is best to use a pearl configuration.

Joint pearl 7 as this end pearl
In a, it becomes possible to engrave a stamp or the like on the filler 61 to indicate its quality.

Therefore, in the present invention, it is possible to include a pearl/joint pearl 9 in addition to the joint pearl 3, the princess 5, and the two joint pearls 7, and furthermore, the end pearl (joint pearl) 7
It is possible to configure the system including a.

Although the above-mentioned combination netskure is an example using pearls, the present invention is not limited to pearls, but can be implemented using general precious stones and semi-precious stones, but in particular, in this invention, pearls of the same type and diameter By using and configuring, Chiyoker 3, Princess 5
And joint pearl 7 can be completely assimilated and made inconspicuous.

In addition, in the embodiment of the present invention described above, an example was explained in which Chiyorker 3 and Princess 5 are used. It is possible to implement it in

Further, the shapes of the first and second connecting members are also arbitrary, and the second connecting member is configured such that the first connecting member fits within one pearl and is removably engaged therewith. If this is the case, the purpose of this invention can be achieved.

[Effect of idea]

As explained above, the present invention has first and second necklaces in which a plurality of pearls of the same type and diameter having through holes are connected by a string, and a first connecting member is provided protruding from the pearls at both ends; These first
and a second connection in which the first connection member removably locks the first connection member within a pearl of the same type and diameter as the pearl of the second necklace from opposite directions. Since this is a combination neckless that is equipped with two jointed pearls with built-in members, and the first connecting member is hidden by the jointed pearls, one or two jointed pearls can be attached to the first and second neckless. By combining these with joint pearls, it is possible to easily combine and construct various nettles that are suitable for the time, place, atmosphere, and outfit of use.

Moreover, the joint pearl blends in well with the first and second net dress and becomes unnoticeable, and the first and second connecting members are fitted into the joint pearl and are hidden and become unnoticeable, improving the quality of the net dress. It is possible to maintain and improve the

For example, if the first netsukuresu is "Chiyoka" and the second netskuress is "Princess",
“Opera” in addition to “Chiyoker” and “Princess”
Not only is it possible to form a neckless necklace, but also about four types of attachment forms can be obtained, including these various attachment forms, so that various usage forms can be accommodated with a small number of combinations.

Further, in the configuration using the first and second necklaces having different lengths, it is possible to form necklaces of various standards.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the combination necklace according to the present invention, FIGS. 2 and 3 are sectional views showing the main parts of the first or second necklace, and FIGS. A cross-sectional view and a side view showing the into pearl, FIGS. 6 to 8 are diagrams illustrating the method of connecting the first or second necklace and the joint pearl, and FIGS. 9 and 10 show the bundle member. A front view, a perspective view, and FIGS. 11 to 20 are views for explaining usage examples of the combination necklace of the present invention. 1...Pearl, 3...First Netskures (Chiyoker), 5...Second Netskures (Princess),
7... Joint pearl, 7a... Joint pearl (end pearl), 9... Bundle member (pearl/shutner), 11, 29, 31... Insertion hole, 13... String, 15... First connecting member (first
connection fittings), 17...insertion hole, 21...fitting part,
23... Insertion section, 25... Guide groove, 25a...
Turning groove, 27... Through hole, 28... Through hole, 33
...Second connection member (second connection fitting), 35...
... Holding cylinder, 37 ... Locking protrusion, 39 ... Holding plate,
41...Coil spring, 43...Base, 45...Decoration, 47...Clip, 49,51...Half member, 59...User.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A combination netcress having at least one first netcress, one second netcress, and two jointed pearls, wherein the first netcress is of the same type. and a thin string is passed through a through hole provided in a plurality of pearls of the same diameter to connect the pearls, and a first connecting member is provided protruding from the pearls at both ends, and the second necklace is connected to the first necklace. A thin string is passed through a through hole provided in a plurality of pearls having the same type and diameter as the pearl, and the pearls are connected to each other, and a first connecting member, which is the same as the first netcress, is provided to protrude from the pearls at both ends, The into pearl is a pearl of the same type and diameter as the pearls of the first and second necklaces, and the first connecting members of the first and/or second necklaces are attached to each other from opposite directions. a second connecting member that detachably locks the first connecting member;
The first connecting member is locked in the second connecting member.
A combination netskuress characterized by: hiding a connecting member inside. (2) The combination necklace according to claim 1, wherein the first and second necklaces have different lengths.