JPH0717109U - Ornaments - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To obtain ornaments that can make attached jewelry look more beautiful. [Structure] A second stone is locked below a transparent or translucent first stone.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a device for attaching jewelry such as rings, pendant heads, brooches, and earrings.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Gems are used as ornaments because of their color, hardness, and rarity. The beauty of a gemstone is the beauty of the color that the gemstone itself has, but especially with highly transparent gemstones, it has the beauty of reflecting light by cutting (polishing). For this reason, there are various cuts according to the material such as the crystal structure and refractive index of the gemstone, and it has been devised to bring out the beauty of the gemstone sufficiently.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The object of the present invention is to obtain an ornament that can make the attached jewelry look more beautiful.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The decorative article according to the present invention is a decorative article in which a stone such as a gemstone is locked, and a second stone is locked below a transparent or translucent first stone.

Further, specifically, the second stone has a dark color.

Further, specifically, the second stone is locked at the rising portion of the standing claw, and the first stone is locked at the lower end of the standing claw.

[0007]

[Action]

 In the present invention, the second stone is locked below the transparent or translucent first stone, so that the color of the lower second stone is transparent or translucent. The first stone looks even more beautiful.

That is, the beauty of a gemstone is the beauty of the color that the gemstone itself has, but a gemstone with a particularly high transparency has the beauty of reflecting light by cutting (polishing). In the present invention, since another gemstone is placed under the transparent or translucent gemstone, the color of the gemstone below is projected on an arbitrary cut surface depending on the angle, and a different color from the other cut surfaces is highlighted. As a result, a beautiful shine that has never been seen before.

The first stone of the present invention may be a transparent or semi-transparent gemstone on which the color of the second stone is projected, for example, diamond, crystal, emerald, jade, ruby, sapphire, cats. Eyes, garnets, opals, etc. are raised, and in particular, diamond changes its color tone on each cut surface and shines. Therefore, by projecting the color of the second stone on any cut surface, it becomes more beautiful A shine is born.

Also, the first stone cut is preferably such that the color of the second stone below is projected well, and the color of the second stone below is projected onto any cut surface. I wish I had it. Examples include cabochon cuts, baguette cuts, rose cuts, brilliant cuts, step cuts, and fancy cuts.

It should be noted that the first stone and the second stone need only be visible when the color of the lower second stone is reflected on the transparent or semi-transparent first stone, so that the stones are close to each other. And may be brought into contact with each other to be locked. Specifically, when the stones are locked in a non-contact manner, the stones will not be damaged by each other, and the stones will be brought into contact with each other so that one stone has the shape of the other stone. When processed and brought into contact with each other, the color of the lower second stone can be reflected well on the first stone.

[0012] Preferably, the second stone, which has a dark color, can be reflected on the transparent or translucent first stone, and can be made to look more beautiful. For example, colored gems such as colored water crystals, jade, ruby, sapphire, cat's eye, garnet, opal, turquoise, lapis, lazuli, coral, amber, and preferably dark gems are good. Strictly speaking, it is not a jewel, but a dark colored one such as colored glass or colored synthetic resin may be arranged.

More specifically, since the second stone is locked at the rising portion of the standing claw and the first stone is locked at the end portion of the standing claw, the conventional standing claw is used. The second stone can be locked by using the opening formed between the two, and the first stone can be made more beautiful without changing the design or appearance of the ornament.

[0014]

【Example】

 FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a cross-sectional structure of a ring according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an explanatory view for explaining a method of stone-fixing the ring of FIG. As shown in the figure, the ring of this embodiment is a so-called "standing claw ring". Specifically, there is a base (3) provided with six standing claws (2) raised from the ring (1).

An opening (4) is formed between the standing claws (2), and a ruby (5) is attached so as to close the opening (4). The rubies (5) are provided below the two protruding parts (6) and the six standing claw parts (2) that project at the opposite positions inside the opening part (4). The raised part (7) prevents it from falling off. Furthermore, the six standing claws (2) hold the diamonds (8) together by tightening them near the upper end.

The stone retaining of the ruby (5) and the diamond (8) is carried out by projecting the projecting portion (6) of the opening (4) according to the lower shape of the ruby (5) Install (5) (see Figure a in Figure 2). After mounting the ruby (5), tighten the standing claws (2) provided with the protrusions (7) to prevent the ruby (5) from falling off (see FIG. 2b). After that, the diamond (8) is tightened so that it is gripped by the six standing claws (2) and the two stones are fastened (see FIG. 2c).

In such a ring, since the ruby (5) is placed under the diamond (8), the red color of the lower ruby (5) is projected on the cut surface of any diamond (8) depending on the angle. , A different color from other cut surfaces will emerge, creating a beautiful shine that has never been seen before.

Although the ring has been disclosed in this embodiment, the jewelry may be similarly attached to the lower part of the jewelry ring such as a pendant head, a brooch, and an earring in addition to the ring. The colors of the placed gems are projected, creating a beautiful glow that has never been seen before.

[0019]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, according to the present invention, since the second stone is locked below the transparent or translucent first stone, the color of the second stone below is transparent or translucent. It is reflected in the stones of No. 1 and makes the first stone look more beautiful.

Further, preferably, the second stone, which has a dark color, can be reflected on the transparent or semi-transparent first stone, and can be made to look more beautiful.

More specifically, since the second stone is locked at the rising portion of the standing claw and the first stone is locked at the end portion of the standing claw, the conventional standing claw is used. There is an effect that the second stone can be locked by using the hole formed between the two, and the first stone can be made more beautiful without changing the design of the ornament. .

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a cross-sectional configuration of a ring according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a method of stone-fixing the ring of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1) ... ring part, (2) ... standing claw part, (3) ... base, (4) ... opening part, (5) ... ruby (second stone), (6) ... protruding part ( 7)… Protrusions, (8)… Diamond (first stone),

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A decorative article in which a stone such as a gemstone is locked, wherein a second stone is locked below a transparent or translucent first stone. 2. The ornamental article according to claim 1, wherein the second stone has a dark color. 3. The decorative article according to claim 1, wherein the second stone is locked at a rising portion of the standing claw, and the first stone is locked at a lower end portion of the standing claw. .