TH13193B - Gemstone - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention involves the inlay of gemstones (1) for any type of precious metal for gemstones to be placed over a large area in a clinging arrangement to the upper case. Large, where a number of smaller gemstones with a round top view are large and relatively small in diameter. and has a pointed end that extends downwards and the sharp periphery is positioned at the top of the case of the metal gem (3) in such a way as to intersect side-by-side in the conical grooves (6) and/or (7), where the coordinates of It was precisely predetermined. and which are arranged in relatively overlapping longitudinal rows (A and/or B) while leaving a minimum size (8) gap to allow for recognizable bezels. It is for placing gemstones larger than grooves (6) for smaller gemstones. will have more depth so that the larger gemstone overlaps the smaller one after insertion For contoured gemstones, the inlay (1) of this invention achieves 95% coverage to give the impression of a sequence of perfectly fused gemstones.

Claims (6)

1. A gemstone inlay for a gemstone case made of precious metal so that the gemstone is placed over a wide area into a wide top frame in a coherent pattern. Many small gemstones that look round when viewed from above, with a long protruding bottom end and a round cut into a square, are placed side by side. Together tightly in the top part of the jewelry case Each gem's protrusion is inserted into a conical recess and pressed into place. Hard metal housing And where after being put Into the conical recess and press it into the hard metal housing. And where after being put The gem is held by a prong or something similar in the center of the conical recess. The inlay consists of a cone-shaped slot for supporting a longitudinal row of gemstones at the top of the case after precision measurements were made to locate it and at the same time provide a gap. On the sides, from the rim of the jewel to the case, a narrow gap between them, where, when viewed from the side of the case, those conical recesses of the same size are placed side by side. Side, at least with its center point on an imaginary extension line that extends perpendicular to the longitudinal center line of the case. The remainder of the metal is left behind for the implantation of large jewels, while many of the conical recesses. Will accommodate small gems placed at the point Cut between imaginary connections to surround the large gems where they protrude with the other rows. Many of them are stacked relative to the main row, which overlaps the indentations of the larger gemstones, and has a greater depth than the larger gemstones, so that the larger jewels overlap the smaller round gems. Any Some after wearing it And being sunk down to embed large jewels along the square edge in the arrangement 2. The gemstone implantation specified in claim 1, the prongs are positioned to hold large jewels in four post-implant positions, each of which are opposite each other along their diameter. 3. Inlaying the gem set in claim 1, where each gem, placed on the periphery of a row of gemstones, is set up with a winding edge of solid metal around it. Of the gem 4. Inlaying the gem specified in claim 1, in which a jewel with a smaller diameter is secured by a metal-composed rim of the casing that is etched slightly over the rim of the gem. 5. Inlaying the gem specified in claim 1, for a band case that is the same width throughout and has a smooth top. The cone-shaped recess for a large gemstone is the same diameter and leaves even small and equal gaps in long parallel rows at the top of the banded case, where When looking in the plane of the cut of the case. The center of the conical recess in the longitudinal rows stacked to accommodate the small jewels is also the same size, and when viewed in the cross-sectional plane of the banded case The concave cavity is centered on a connecting line that extends at a right angle to the longitudinal center line of the case. That is the bar. 6. The gemstone inlay as defined in claim 2, where the conical concave supports the large gemstones and the stacked conical receptacles for the support of the smaller gemstones, are the cases of the banded case with a trapezoidal border. When viewed from a side view, the narrow side and the curved top. Are arranged in longitudinal rows which tilt out slightly and evenly towards the top of the banded case, and where both the big and small jewels arranged in longitudinal rows are stacked, they get larger as Approaching the top of the case with the metal left for the prongs with the same proportional increase in volume as it approaches the vertex of the case with the same proportional volume increase as it approaches the vertex of the case. Banded case And the conical recesses arranged side-by-side across the tabbed case for both large and small jewels, and each prong arranged side-by-side in a row is also the same size.