RU11971U1 - HUMAN JEWELERY - Google Patents

Abstract

1. The subject of human decoration, including a fastener having elastic properties, made of wire material, and decorative elements fixed on it, characterized in that the fastener is made in the form of a twisted tension spring with normally closed coils, and decorative elements are fixed at the ends of the spring .2. The jewelry item according to claim 1, characterized in that the decorative elements are beads or figures made of artificial materials, metals, gems or precious stones.

Description

HUMAN JEWELERY

The utility model relates to jewelry intended to be worn on various parts of the body, in particular to jewelry and costume jewelry.

Known jewelry items that are intended only to be worn on clothes, such as brooches, hairpins, pins, etc.

Known jewelry that can be worn on bare parts of the body. Such jewelry includes beads, necklaces, bracelets, rings. The specific closed form of such products allows them to be worn exclusively on the neck, wrist, ankle or finger, which narrows the scope. Known jewelry that can be attached directly to the skin, however, they require a preliminary puncture, a rather painful procedure. Such jewelry includes earrings, studs, fixed on the earlobe. Similarly, piercings are fixed on the skin or on the wings of the nose. Clips designed to be worn on the earlobe also cause unpleasant, and sometimes painful sensations.

As a prototype, a ring for decorating the female breast was chosen. Application EPO 0495278, MKI A44C 25/00, publ. 07/22/92. The jewelry has a fastening element made in the form of a cut ring of wire material with springy properties. The movable end portions of the ring protrude outward. A decorative element in the form of a string with beads is suspended on the ring. When donning jewelry bred end

A44C 25/00

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sections of the ring, increasing its diameter, install the ring on the nipple and release the ring, so that but tightly gripped the nipple. The prototype does not abrupt the puncture of the skin, and therefore does not cause pain. However, the scope of its application is limited to female breasts.

Thus, there is a contradiction: either jewelry for a person, by virtue of its design, has restrictions on its use, i.e. they can be worn on strictly defined parts of the body, or they require a preliminary painful puncture of the skin to fix.

The utility model is based on the task of expanding the arsenal of tools designed to decorate a person. In this case, the new jewelry should be fixed on bare parts of the body or on the face without puncture the skin.

The problem is solved by the fact that in the subject of decoration of a person fighting a fastening element having elastic properties made of wire material and decorative elements fixed on it, according to a utility model, the fastening element is made in the form of a twisted tension spring with normally closed coils, and decorative elements are fixed at the ends of the spring.

The utility model is illustrated in the Figure.

A person’s jewelry item is made of a coiled spring 1 С tension spring) made of thin wire and so that in the initial state the coils of the wire are tightly closed. The spring can be made of metal or elastic plastic. In the case of a spring made of metal, it

may be silver plated or gold plated. The ends of the spring can be bent in the axial direction and decorative elements 2 are fixed on them. As decorative elements, beads from artificial materials, gems or precious stones, as well as various Figures from the same materials or from metals, including noble or with coated. When making decorative elements in the form of beads, as shown in the Figure, the beads are put on the ends of the springs, which are bent. Forming the end stop - Decorative figures, depending on the material of manufacture, can also be strung, or fixed to the spring motionless by spot welding or soldering. The sizes of the decorative elements and the form of their fastening can be chosen so that they partially or completely cover the spring on the front side of the decoration.

The item of jewelry can be fixed in the area of the face on eyebrows, eyelashes, mustaches, bangs, etc. On a bare body, jewelry can be fixed on individual hairs of the skin, as well as on the hair near intimate places. To fix the jewelry, slightly stretch the spring, bring it close, for example, to the eyebrows, release the spring and the hairs of the eyebrows are tightly sandwiched between the coils of the spring. In the same way, the jewelry can be fixed on any other part of the exposed body, on which there are even very short hairs.

To fix the jewelry, it is not necessary to pierce the skin, while the fixing itself is quite reliable.

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Claims (2)

1. The subject of human decoration, including a fastener having elastic properties, made of wire material, and decorative elements fixed on it, characterized in that the fastener is made in the form of a twisted tension spring with normally closed coils, and decorative elements are fixed at the ends of the spring . 2. The jewelry item according to claim 1, characterized in that the decorative elements are beads or figures made of artificial materials, metals, gems or precious stones.