JPS5929559Y2 - Personal accessories such as net dress - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is designed to hold a large number of pearls and other jewelry objects, such as necklaces, through a thread (string) of an appropriate length, together with a fitting body to prevent them from being pulled out. It is related to personal accessories.

By the way, necklaces are usually made into an endless shape with clasps at both ends of the strings and used as necklaces, but such strings not only fade due to sweat, moisture, acid, and temperature, but also fade over time and due to mistakes. If the thread is subjected to abnormal tension, it becomes easy to break, and if the thread accidentally breaks during use, it will scatter the jewelry and cause it to be lost or damaged.

Therefore, as a safety measure for personal accessories such as necklaces, so that the pearls or jewelry will not be scattered even if the strings are accidentally cut, it is recommended to use one or two or three pieces of jewelry as a unit, as shown in Figure 1. In order to separate the threads, the threads themselves are provided with nodules (knots) at different intervals (all nuts), but in this case, in order to maintain a good linkage, the jewelry bodies should be spaced as evenly as possible. The process is very troublesome and requires a great deal of skill, as the nodule must be held in place, and it is difficult to move the nodule once it has been created.

The present invention has been developed to deal with such a situation, and a fitting body for preventing removal is interposed between one or several jewelery bodies to be inserted through a required continuous thread. An example of a diagram showing a necklace will be described.

In Figures 2 to 4, reference numeral 1 denotes pearls, and 2 denotes a string for threading and holding the pearls in a daisy chain, and a connecting clasp 3 that also serves as decoration is attached to the end.

4 is a resistance fitting body made of one or more pearls interposed between them (the figure shows an example in which each pearl is interposed), and is made of elastic material such as rubber or soft synthetic resin. The circumference is formed into a continuous annular shape by the material, and the continuous thread 2 is passed through the center, and an appropriate force is applied to the movement of the continuous thread so that the continuous thread 2 can be inserted from the outer periphery. A hole 5 of a size capable of providing sliding frictional resistance is provided through the hole 5.

The shape of this hole may be a fine circular hole as shown in Fig. 4A, but it is also possible to make a cross-shaped cut as shown in Fig. 4 to make the intersection a hole. Figure 4 A
, B may be used, but it may also be formed into a disk or other spherical shape, and furthermore, it may be made of a transparent material.

Further, the thread 2 is preferably inserted into the hole 5 of the fitting body 4 by being guided by a needle attached to the end of the thread.

As described above, according to the present invention, in a personal accessory such as a necklace in which a large number of jewelry objects are inserted and held in a continuous thread of an appropriate length, one or more of the jewelry objects can be connected to a continuous thread as one unit. A continuous ring is made of an elastic material such as a soft synthetic resin to form a continuous ring through which the threads are inserted alternately. Since it is formed to a size that prevents free movement, even if the continuous thread is cut midway, the jewelry between adjacent fittings will only fall and scatter, preventing any impact on other objects. Of course, since the fitting body is made of an elastic material, it eliminates the problem of damaging the jewelry body or the continuous thread, and it also makes it easy to position or adjust the spacing, and the fitting can be done at the same time as the jewelry body is inserted. This has the effect of speeding up the work.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of a part of a conventional necklace, Fig. 2 is a front view of a part of a pearl necklace showing an embodiment of the personal accessory of the present invention, Fig. 3 is an enlarged front view of the same, Fig. 4A, B is a perspective view showing an example of a fitted body. 1 is a pearl, 2 is a continuous thread, 4 is a mating body, and 5 is a hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a necklace, etc., in which pearls or other jewelry objects, one unit or an arbitrary number of pearls, are inserted into a thread of an appropriate length alternately with a fitted object, the above-mentioned fitted object is formed into an annular shape with an elastic material, and A personal accessory such as a necklace, characterized in that a hole extending through the fitting body is formed to a size that allows the continuous thread to be held from the outer periphery.