TW201521627A - Ornamental articles - Google Patents

Abstract

An ornamental assembly comprises a first ornamental part and a second ornamental part. The first ornamental part comprises a first ornamental body defining a first plane and a first latching part and the second ornamental part comprises a second ornamental body defining a second plane and a second latching part. The first ornamental part and the second ornamental part are joined at a hinge joint such that the first ornamental part and the second ornamental part are relatively rotatable about a hinge axis to move between a first configuration and a second configuration, the hinge axis being defined by the hinge joint; and wherein the first latching part and the second latching part are to cooperate to form a latching device in a latching configuration when in said first configuration, the latching device being in a releasing configuration when in said second configuration.

Description

Garnish

The present invention relates to a decorative assembly and trim, and more particularly to a wearable trim. More specifically, the present invention relates to a trim piece having a detachable portion.

It can be helpful and advantageous to construct decorative pieces that form different forms. For example, the trim piece can be constructed to carry different types of accessories depending on personal preference or depending on the occasion, or the accessory does not carry the accessory when the accessory is not required.

It would be desirable to be able to provide a decorative piece having a novel structure for attaching an accessory, particularly an expensive accessory.

The present invention discloses a decorative assembly that includes a first decorative portion and a second decorative portion that are relatively movable about an articulation axis. The first decorative portion may include a first decorative body defining a first plane and a first locking portion, and the second decorative portion may include a second decorative body defining a second plane and a second locking portion . The first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are joined at a hinge such that the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are rotatable relative to a hinge axis defined by the hinge so that the first configuration and the first Move between the two structures. When the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the first configuration, the first locking portion and the second locking portion are cooperatively formed In a locking device of the locking configuration, when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the second configuration, the locking device is in a release configuration.

In some embodiments, the first decorative body and the second decorative body cooperate to define an annular structure or a ribbon structure when in the aligned configuration or the first configuration.

In some embodiments, the first locking portion includes a first locking lever and the second locking portion includes a second locking lever, each of the first locking lever and the second locking lever The hinge axis extends perpendicularly; and wherein the first locking lever is rotated when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are rotated between the first configuration and the second configuration And the second locking bar is moveable between the overlapping alignment configuration and the intersecting configuration.

In some embodiments, the first locking bar is parallel to the first plane and the second locking bar is parallel to the second plane such that between the first locking bar and the second locking bar The instantaneous relative angular orientation is determined by the instantaneous relative angle between the first plane and the second plane.

In some embodiments, the overlapping alignment configuration corresponds to one of the first configuration and the second configuration, and the intersection configuration is in the first configuration and the second configuration The other corresponds.

In some embodiments, the first locking portion and the second locking portion are at a non-zero angle to each other when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the locked configuration.

In some embodiments, the articulating head includes an axial shaft portion, the axial direction A shaft portion projects from the first decorative body and extends through the second decorative body for connection with the first locking portion.

In some embodiments, in accordance with the disclosed decorative assembly, a decorative assembly can be combined with a retaining device to form a trim member, wherein when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are In the first configuration, the retaining device is locked to the locking device, and when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the second configuration, the retaining device is capable of The locking device is released.

In some embodiments, the retaining device includes a mounting base and a receptacle, the receptacle defining a base mount for retaining an accessory attachment, the mounting base defining a hole, the aperture being shaped to be in the The overlapping alignment configuration allows the locking device to pass through but does not allow the locking device to pass through when in the intersecting configuration.

In some embodiments, an angular position limiting device is formed on the mounting base, the angular position limiting device having an allowable range of relative rotational angles between the first compliant portion and the second decorative portion The limitation is made, and the allowable range of the relative rotation angle includes: within 90 degrees, within 100 degrees, within 110 degrees, and within 120 degrees.

In some embodiments, a plurality of cooperating position limiting devices are formed on the mounting base to retain the first locking portion at a predetermined position corresponding to the first configuration and/or the second configuration. .

In some embodiments, a fastening device is formed on the mounting base such that when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are gradually oriented toward the first configuration and/or the second configuration As the ground moves, the fastening device gradually enhances the tightness or strength of the lock.

The invention discloses a decorative component, comprising a base component and an attachment device, The base assembly includes a first component portion and a second component portion, the first component portion and the second component portion being rotatable relative to each other between the first configuration and the second configuration, wherein when in the first When constructed, the attachment device is locked to the base assembly, and when in the second configuration, the attachment device can be released from the base assembly.

In some embodiments, the first component portion and the second component portion are coupled by a hinge such that the first component portion and the second component portion are capable of surrounding the hinge axis 138 defined by the hinge in the first configuration and Rotate between the two structures.

10‧‧‧Decorative components

100‧‧‧ Subject

120‧‧‧ inside components

122‧‧‧ outside surface

124‧‧‧ inside surface

130‧‧‧Hinged head

132‧‧‧ articulated shaft

134‧‧‧Hinged bulge

136‧‧‧Lock lever

138‧‧‧ articulation axis

140‧‧‧ outside components

142‧‧‧ outside surface

144‧‧‧ inside surface

20‧‧‧Decorative pieces

200‧‧‧Installation substrate

202‧‧‧ recess

204‧‧‧Lock hole

210‧‧‧ Keeping device

220‧‧‧ diamonds

The invention will be described by way of non-limiting example, in which: FIG. 1 is a first side view of an exemplary decorative piece in accordance with the present invention; FIG. 1A is an exemplary decorative piece of FIG. 2B is a plan view of the decorative member of FIG. 1; FIG. 1C is a longitudinal cross-sectional view taken along line AA' of FIG. 1B; and FIG. 1D is taken along line BB' of FIG. 1B. 1D1 and 1D2 are enlarged perspective and enlarged side views, respectively, showing the cut top of FIG. 1D; FIG. 1D3 is a perspective view showing an enlarged view of the bottom of FIG. 1D in which the inner member is separated from the outer member; 1E is a perspective view showing the garnish of FIG. 1 when the movable portion is in the first alignment configuration; 1F is a perspective view showing the garnish of FIG. 1 when the movable portion is in the second non-aligned configuration and each movable portion is at an angle of 90° with respect to each other; FIG. 1G is a view showing when the movable portion is at 0° to A perspective view of the garnish in Fig. 1 when the angle between 90° is misaligned; Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the garnish in Fig. 1 schematically depicting the hinge around the inner and outer members by the inner member Figure 2A is a top plan view of the trim piece of Figure 1 with the first quarter circumference adjacent the hinge joint connecting the inner and outer members removed to reveal the inner side Cross section of the component and the outer component; FIG. 2B schematically depicts the relative rotation about the hinge between the inner component and the outer component in FIG. 2A when transitioning between the aligned configuration and the non-aligned configuration; FIG. 3 is 1A is a perspective view of the mounting base separated from each other; FIGS. 4A and 4B are first and second sides, respectively, of an exemplary trim having a cut diamond mounted on a mounting base and attached to the body in accordance with the present invention view; 4C and FIG. 4D are plan views of the decorative members of FIGS. 4A and 4B, respectively, having a mounting base and no mounting base; FIG. 4E is a perspective view of FIG. 4A in which the cutting diamond is not retained and the mounting base thereof is separated; FIG. 5 is based on A perspective view of another exemplary trim of the present invention and depicting Another exemplary locking device; Figure 5A is a perspective view of Figure 5 depicting an inner member at an angle to the outer member at which the base base is released from the locking device; Figures 5B and 5C are Figures 5 and 5A, respectively An enlarged view of the depicted locking device and base base; FIG. 6 is a perspective view of another exemplary trim member in accordance with the present invention showing the inner and outer members in an aligned configuration and the mounting base locked to the body; 6A, 6B, and 6C are a top view, a first side view, and a second side view, respectively, of the trim piece of Fig. 6 in an aligned configuration; Fig. 6D is an inner side and outer side part of the exemplary trim piece of Fig. 6. A perspective view rotated out of the alignment configuration; and FIG. 6E is a top view of FIG. 6D.

The decorative assembly 10 depicted in FIGS. 1, 1A and 1B includes a body 100 and a mounting base 200 mounted to the body 100. The body 100 includes an inner member 120 and an outer member 140 that abuts the inner member 120, as shown in Figures 1C and 1D. Each of the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 is made of a noble metal such as silver, gold, platinum, or an alloy thereof. The inner member 120 and the outer member 140 may be made of the same material or different materials or of the same precious metal material having different alloy compositions.

The inner member 120 and the outer member 140 are connected by a hinge 130, which is shown in more detail in Figures 1D1, 1D2, and 1D3. The joint 130 includes an axial direction An articulated shaft 132 at the end and a hinged projection 134 at the other axial end. The hinge shaft 132 projects upward from the outer side surface of the inner member 120 and extends upward through the hinge hole formed on the outer member 140. The hinge protrusion 134 is formed at a position directly opposite or diametrically opposed to the hinge shaft 132 and protrudes downward to be engaged with the outer member 140. The downwardly projecting hinge projection 134 provides a pivotal support in the form of a raised contact to connect the inner member 120 with the outer member 140 and to facilitate the inner member 120 about an articulation axis 138 relative to the outer member The rotation of 140. The hinge axis 138 is commonly defined by the hinge shaft 132 and the hinge projection 134. The hinged projection 134 includes a rounded head that projects into the inside surface of the outer member 140, as shown in Figures 1C, 1D, and 1D3.

A locking bar 136 extending transversely to the hinge axis 138 or perpendicular to the hinge axis 138 is formed at an upper end of the hinge shaft 132 away from the inner member 120. The locking bar 136 is configured to facilitate locking the mounting base to the body 100 and releasing the mounting base from the body 100 (as will be explained below). The locking lever 136 and the hinge shaft 132 collectively define a T-shaped locking member that is integrally formed with the inner member 120 as shown in FIGS. 1B, 1C, 1D, 1D1, and 1D2.

The inner member 120 is elongate and includes an arcuate member that extends arcuately from the hinge shaft 132 toward the hinge projection and then extends arcuately from the hinge projection 134, and then curved toward the hinge shaft 132 Extending back to the hinge shaft 132 to form an inner bore defining the curved inner member 120. The inner aperture is adapted to assist a user in wearing or attaching the body 100 to another item such as a necklace. The inner member 120 includes an inner side surface 124 that faces the inner side aperture and defines the inner side aperture and a reverse outer side surface 122 that faces away from the inner side aperture. The outer side surface 122 is curved and partially spherical.

The outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120 extends in the first circumferential direction with the hinge shaft 132 and the hinge projection 134 at opposite radial ends. The inner part also rotates along A second circumferential direction in the direction extends to define a portion of the spherical surface. The first circumferential direction is perpendicular to the second circumferential direction. The partially spherical surface extends longitudinally between the hinge shaft 132 and the hinge projection 134 to define an arcuate length of the inner member 120. The partially spherical surface also extends laterally along the direction of rotation to define an arcuate width of the inner member 120 and define a second curvature. The arcuate length has a first curvature in the longitudinal direction and a second curvature in the lateral or rotational direction. In the present example, the first curvature and the second curvature are equal or substantially equal such that both the arcuate length portion and the arcuate width portion on the outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120 are part of a generally spherical surface. The center of the generally spherical surface (the center of the sphere) is located at the center of the circle defined by the length of the outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120. The center of the ordinary spherical surface is also located at the center of rotation depicted in Figure 2B.

As the inner member 120 extends from the hinge shaft 132 toward the hinge projection 134, the arcuate width of the inner member 120 gradually decreases, such that the body 100 has a more streamlined and more aesthetically pleasing lateral profile, as shown in the sides of FIGS. 1A and 1D. The view is shown. When the inner member 120 is rotated about the hinge axis 138, the curved outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120 will produce a spherical surface that is schematically depicted as shown in Figure 2, as shown in Figure 2B.

As shown in the partial cutaway view of Figures 2A and 2B, the outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120 has a convexly curved arcuate profile in a plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation. The curvature of the convexly curved profile is the curvature of the rotating circle created by the rotation of the outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120 about the axis of rotation. The inner side surface 124 of the inner member 120 also has a cross-sectional profile that is convexly curved toward the inner bore. Since the inner side surface 124 is generally adapted for wear by a user, the convex circular inner side surface 124 of the inner member 120 helps to enhance the comfort of the user. The convexly curved outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120 and the inner side surface 124 collectively define an inner member 120 having a generally circular cross-sectional profile along its arcuate length.

The outer member 140 is elongate and includes an arcuate member that extends arcuately from the end of the hinged shaft 132 projecting toward the engagement of the hinged projection 134 and then extends arcuately from the end of the hinged projection 134 The hinged shaft end is returned to form an annular member defining an outer member 140 that is curved. The outer member 140 includes an inner side surface 144 that is aligned with the outer side surface 122 when the inner member 120 is aligned with the outer member 140 to form an aperture defining a ring or strip and a pair of opposing surfaces. Abut. The outer side surface 142 of the outer member 140 has a circular cross-sectional profile to provide a smooth feel and appearance.

An arcuate receptacle for complementarily receiving the outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120 is formed on the inner side surface 144 of the outer member 140. The receptacle is elongate and has a partial spherical profile extending in a direction of rotation and a direction perpendicular to the direction of rotation, the partial spherical contour of the receptacle being complementary to a partial spherical contour on the outer side surface 122 of the inner member 120. The receptacle is adapted such that when the inner member 120 is aligned with the outer member 140 to form an annular body or a band, the respective surfaces of both the container and the inner member 120 will form a complementary engagement.

When the inner and outer members are aligned or in an aligned configuration as depicted in FIGS. 1 through 1D, the axial plane of the inner member 120 through the axis of rotation and the axis of the outer member 140 through the axis of rotation Coplanar to the plane. When in the aligned configuration, the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 collectively define a circular overall cross-sectional profile, as shown in Figures 2A and 2B. In order to have a smooth edge transition between the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 when in the aligned configuration, the arcuate widths of the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 at the locations against each other are the same or substantially the same. When in the aligned configuration, the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 are edge aligned such that the arcuate width defining the lateral edges of the inner member 120 and the arcuate width defining the lateral edges of the outer member 140 correspond respectively The edges are aligned to the ground.

Since the outer side surface 142 of the outer member 140 has a circular cross-sectional profile and the inner side surface 124 of the inner member 120 has a circular cross-sectional profile, the annular body or the strip is formed by the inner member 120 and the outer side The components 140 are integrally formed in alignment, and the annular body or the strip has an overall smoothness and a circular cross-sectional profile to provide user comfort and aesthetics.

Each of the container on the outer member 140 and the outer surface 122 on the inner member 120 has a partially spherical surface, and since the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 are capable of smoothly abutting or engaging the respective surfaces It is advantageous to rotate or rotate out of the aligned state, so that the two partially spherical surfaces are formed to have complementary shapes.

As shown in FIGS. 1E, 1F, and 1G, the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 are rotatable relative to each other to move to a plurality of configuration aspects. For example, the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 can be rotated from the alignment configuration in FIG. 1E to a configuration in which the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 in FIG. 1F are perpendicular to each other, and a relative angle between the inner member 120 and the outer member 140. The configuration in FIG. 1G is rotated when the angles perpendicular to each other are exceeded (in the case where the mounting base that provides the rotation limiting effect is removed). Generally, the relative angle can be between 0° and 180°. In the present example, the mounting substrate limits the range of relative angles between 0° and 90°, as shown in Figures 1E, 1F and 1G. When the inner side member 120 and the outer side member 140 have a relative angle with each other, the inner side member 120 and the outer side member 140 collectively define a cage structure. When the inner member 120 is at an angle to the outer member 140, particularly when the two are perpendicular to each other, the cage structure will be supported by the bracket formed by the lower portion of the inner member 120 and the lower portion of the outer member 140.

Although in the embodiments herein, the inner member 120 is mounted to the outer member 140 by means of a hinge, it should be understood that the hinge is not required and the hinge is provided for The connection between the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 is maintained. The inner member 120 and the outer member 140 can be constructed to be adapted to be detached from each other. For example, the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 may be supported by a pair of hinged projections 134 located at opposite ends of the inner member 120 such that the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 are rotatable about the rotation defined by the pair of hinge projections 134. The axes are relatively rotated and can be split as needed when needed.

In the case where the main body 100 is constructed as a decorative ring, the inner hole is sized to accommodate the wearer's finger. When constructed as a bracelet, the inner aperture is sized to accommodate the wearer's wrist or arm.

The mounting base 200 is used to attach or mount a decorative accessory such as a gemstone to the body 100 and may be referred to as a base base. The mounting base 200 generally includes a base member for holding a gemstone, but only the base portion is shown in FIGS. 1, 1D1, and 1D2 for convenience of explanation. Referring to FIGS. 1, 1A, 1B, 1D1, 1D2, 1E and 1F, a locking receptacle is formed on the base portion of the mounting base 200 to provide a connection interface between the mounting base 200 and the main body 100. . The locking receptacle includes a recess 202 and a locking aperture 204 defined in the recess 202. The locking receptacle is adapted such that when the locking receptacle is aligned with the locking lever 136 in a predetermined opposite direction, the locking receptacle allows the locking lever 136 to pass therethrough and when the locking receptacle is offset from the locking lever 136 by the predetermined direction The recess 202 will prevent the passage of the locking lever 136. In the present example, the locking aperture 204 is elongate and corresponds to the contour of the locking bar 136 such that when the longitudinal axis of the locking aperture 204 is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the locking bar 136, the locking bar 136 can pass through the locking aperture 204, And when the longitudinal axis of the locking aperture 204 is misaligned with the longitudinal axis of the locking bar 136, the locking bar 136 cannot pass through the locking aperture 204. The recess 202 has a pair of scalloped recesses, and the pair of scalloped recesses are distributed in mirror symmetrical manner on opposite sides of the center of the locking bore 204. The scallops are designed to allow the locking portion The piece rotates within an angular range relative to the locking receptacle. This range of angles is set by the edge of the scalloped pocket and is 90° in the example of Figure IB.

As shown in FIG. 3, a raised platform is formed on a cut-away and flat portion of the hinged shaft end of the outer member 140, and the raised platform surrounds the hinge hole. The raised platform has the same bottom profile as the locking bar 136 and a thickness such that when the mounting base 200 is mounted to the body 100 while being inserted through the raised platform, the upper surface of the raised platform will be flush with the upper surface of the recess level. After the mounting base 200 is inserted and by subsequent rotation of the locking bar 136 relative to the locking receptacle, the mounting base 200 will be locked onto the body 100.

In the example depicted in Figure 4E, the raised platform is replaced by a pair of upwardly projecting pins. The pair of pins are disposed on opposite diameter sides of the hinge shaft 132 and define a hole in the recess 202 corresponding to the pair of pins to allow the pin to pass through the locking receptacle such that when the locking lever 136 is rotated to the locked position, the pin is mounted The lateral ends of the base 200 are placed on the pair of pins to cooperatively lock the locking receptacle in place.

In the example of FIGS. 1E and 3, when the inner member 120 is aligned with the outer member 140, the lock lever 136 is in the locked position to hold the mounting base 200, and when the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 are perpendicular to each other, the lock lever 136 is at Release the position. Such an arrangement provides a useful safety measure such that when worn on a user's finger or wrist, the mounting base on which the diamond or gemstone may be mounted will be locked and fastened to the body 100, but when the inner member 120 When the outer member 140 is in the non-wearing configuration, the mounting base is releasable.

In this example, when the inner member 120 and the outer member 140 are perpendicular to each other, the lock lever 136 can be set in the locked position to hold the mounting base 200, and when the inner member 120 is aligned with the outer member 140, the lock lever 136 is in the release position. .

In the example depicted in FIGS. 4A-4D, the mounting base 200 includes the locking receptacle and a retaining device 210 for retaining the diamond 220. The retaining device 210 is formed as a jewelry base adapted to hold diamonds or other gemstones. In the present example, the jewelry base is integral with the mounting base 200 and projects upwardly from the base portion to form a jewelry base. The body of the present example is identical or substantially identical to the body of the examples in FIGS. 1 and 3, and the related description of the body of the examples in FIGS. 1 and 3 is incorporated herein by reference to the description of the subject matter of the present example.

In the example of another trim 20 depicted in Figures 5, 5A-5C, the structure of the outer member of the trim 20 is non-continuous and corresponds to the location on the decorative assembly 10 that defines the hinged aperture. The position is broken. The hinge protrudes axially through the breaking portion, and a pair of hooks are formed at the broken end of the body. The pair of hooks are opposite each other with each hook face facing away from the broken portion. The hooks are urged toward each other by the elastic force of the outer member. When the mounting base is mounted in the hook portion of the outer member, the hook portion and the mounting base are arranged such that the pair of hooks press against the locking lever. When the locking lever is rotated such that its longitudinal axis aligns with the plane of the outer member as depicted in Figure 5B, the two ends of the long side of the locking lever will push the two hooks away from each other for engagement with the locking receptacle, by This locks the mounting base to the body. On the other hand, when the locking lever is rotated such that its longitudinal axis is perpendicular to the plane of the outer member as depicted in Figure 5C, the elasticity of the outer member will urge the two hooks toward each other to disengage from the locking receptacle, This releases the mounting base from the body.

In another example, as shown in Figures 6 and 6A-6E, the locking device includes the same mounting base and raised platform as the mounting base and raised platform of Figures IE and Figure 3. In this example, the structure of the body is slightly different from the other examples and includes a first component and a second component, the first component being hinged to the second component such that the first component and the second component can be in a locked configuration Make a rotation between a release structure. When the first component and the second component are perpendicular to each other as depicted in Figures 6D and 6E, the locking device is in a locked state. The locking device is released when the first component and the second component are rotated to align sideways as depicted in Figures 6, 6A, 6B, and 6C. When the first component is aligned with the side of the second component, the respective side surfaces of both the first component and the second component will abut. For example, the two opposite side surfaces on the first member and the second member in the vertical or cage configuration in FIG. 6D will abut each other when they are rotated toward each other to enter the side alignment state in FIG. 6C. . In the present example, the side surface refers to a surface adjacent to a hole defining an inner surface or a surface interposed between the inner surface and the outer surface.

The above examples are provided to assist in understanding the invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. It should be understood that these examples may be modified or modified without loss of generality.

120‧‧‧ inside components

122‧‧‧ outside surface

124‧‧‧ inside surface

136‧‧‧Lock lever

140‧‧‧ outside components

142‧‧‧ outside surface

144‧‧‧ inside surface

200‧‧‧Installation substrate

202‧‧‧ recess

204‧‧‧Lock hole

Claims (20)

A decorative assembly comprising a first decorative portion and a second decorative portion, wherein the first decorative portion includes a first decorative body defining a first plane and a first locking portion, and The second decorative portion includes a second decorative body defining a second plane and a second locking portion, wherein the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are joined at a joint ???the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are rotatable relative to a hinge axis defined by the hinge to move between a first configuration and a second configuration; and wherein When the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the first configuration, the first locking portion and the second locking portion cooperatively form a locking device in a locking configuration, The locking device is in a release configuration when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the second configuration. The decorative component of claim 1, wherein the first decorative body comprises a first curved portion and a second curved portion, the first curved portion facing away from the hinge a joint direction extending to define the first plane, and the second curved portion extending away from the hinge head to define the second plane; and wherein the hinge axis is by the first plane and The common axis shared by the second plane. The decorative assembly of claim 2, wherein the first plane and the second plane are capable of being in an aligned configuration and a non-aligned configuration. Moving in the alignment configuration, the first plane is aligned or overlaps with the second plane, in the non-aligned configuration, the first plane and the second plane are An angle between the first decorative body and the second decorative body about the hinge axis is formed at an angle. The decorative assembly of claim 3, wherein the first plane and the second when the first decorative body and the second decorative body rotate about the hinge axis The angle between the planes varies between 0 and 90 degrees. The decorative assembly of any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the first decorative body and the second decoration are in the aligned configuration or the first configuration The sexual bodies cooperatively define a ring structure or a band structure. The decorative assembly of any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the first decorative body and the second when in the non-aligned configuration or the second configuration The decorative body synergistically defines a cage structure. The decorative component of any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the first decorative body and the second decorative body each comprise a complementary surface when the first decoration When the sexual portion is relatively rotated with the second decorative portion, the complementary surface can be moved to complementarily abut. The decorative assembly of any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the first locking portion includes a first locking lever and the second locking portion includes a second locking lever, the first Locking lever and second locking lever Each of the plurality of hinge portions extending perpendicularly to the hinge axis; and wherein when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are rotated between the first configuration and the second configuration The first locking bar and the second locking bar are moveable between an overlapping alignment configuration and an intersecting configuration. The decorative assembly of claim 8, wherein the first locking lever is parallel to the first plane and the second locking lever is parallel to the second plane, such that the first locking The instantaneous relative angular orientation between the rod and the second locking rod is determined by the instantaneous relative angle between the first plane and the second plane. The decorative assembly of claim 8 or 9, wherein the overlapping alignment configuration corresponds to one of the first configuration and the second configuration, and the intersection configuration and The other of the first configuration and the second configuration corresponds. The decorative assembly of any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the first locking portion when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the locking configuration And the second locking portions are at a non-zero angle to each other. The decorative assembly of any one of claims 1 to 11, wherein the hinge includes an axial shaft portion that protrudes from the first decorative body and extends through Passing through the second decorative body to connect with the first locking portion. A decorative component, comprising the decorative component of any one of claims 1 to 12, and a holding device, wherein when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the In a first configuration, the retaining device is locked to the locking device, and when the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are in the second configuration, the retaining device is capable of The locking device is released. The decorative member of claim 13, wherein the holding device comprises a mounting base and a receiving container, the receiving container defining a base base for holding an accessory, the mounting base defining a A hole shaped to allow the locking device to pass when in the overlapping alignment configuration but not to allow the locking device to pass when in the intersecting configuration. The decorative member according to claim 13 or 14, wherein an angular position restricting device is formed on the mounting base, the angular position restricting device facing the first decorative portion and the second decorative The allowable range of the relative rotation angle between the sexual portions is limited, and the allowable range of the relative rotation angle includes: within 90 degrees, within 100 degrees, within 110 degrees, and within 120 degrees. A garnish according to any one of claims 13 to 15, wherein a cooperative position restricting means is formed on the mounting base to retain the first locking portion with the first configuration And/or the predetermined location corresponding to the second configuration. A garnish according to any one of claims 13 to 16, wherein a fastening means is formed on the mounting base to facilitate the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion The fastening device progressively enhances the tightness or strength of the lock as it moves progressively toward the first configuration and/or the second configuration. A decorative piece according to any one of claims 13 to 17, wherein the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion cooperate to form a rigid curved band when in the In one configuration, the rigid curved band defines a circular or substantially circular perforation that is adapted for wear by a user. A decorative piece according to any one of claims 13 to 18, wherein the first decorative portion and the second decorative portion are made of a precious metal. A decorative piece according to any one of claims 13 to 19, wherein the decorative piece is wearable and constructed as a bracelet, a pendant on a chain, a ring and/or other wearables. accessories.