TWM549545U - Personal ornament - Google Patents

Abstract

Problem to be solved: To provide a personal ornament capable of easily and reliably retaining the personal ornament in a ring shape looping around a body, enhancing safety relative to theft and so forth, and also being excellent in wearing relative to a wearer, and being excellent in wearing and removal by the wearer himself or herself. Solution: A personal ornament includes a tube 12 made of a flexible material, a plurality of magnets being inserted into the tube 12, caps 16, 17 closing both ends of the tube12, a flexible outer covering 12 into which the tube 12 is inserted, and outer caps 26, 27 closing both ends of the outer covering. A magnetic attraction force of the magnets causes the both ends in the longitudinal direction to be attracted to each other, whereby the personal ornament forms a ring shape.

Description

Body ornament

This creation is about the body ornament of a necklace or the like that is wrapped around the body.

The body ornament of a general necklace or the like is formed in an elongated strip shape, and the two ends are provided with a buckle composed of a pair of hooks or the like which are detachably locked to each other. In the case where the body ornament is worn on the neck of the body or the like, the ends of the ornament on the user's hand grasp the middle portion of the ornament to the rear of the neck, and the both ends are wound around the front of the neck. Then, the clips such as the hooks at the ends of the body ornament are locked. Thereby, the body ornament is closed in a ring shape around the neck.

The buckle of the body ornament has various structures, such as a plug that can be accessed at one end side of the body ornament, a jack on the other end side, and a structure through which the pin passes through the jack to lock the two, Alternatively, a switchable jack may be provided on one end side of the body ornament, so that the other end of the body ornament is inserted into the jack to form a ring-shaped structure of any diameter.

Usually, in order to prevent the decorative effect of the body decoration, these buckles are mostly small structures, such as small structures that can be grasped with fingers. This kind of buckle is aimed at young people or those who maintain good eyesight and feel good. Most of them do not bother to wear and remove the decorations on the body, but they are used for the elderly or those with poor eyesight or bad feelings. Wearing and removing the product can cause difficulties.

In this regard, in order to enable the wearing operation of the body ornament to be easily performed, a magnet has been used as a structure of a locking means such as a necklace. For example, it has been proposed to mix a magnet powder into a material of an elongated strip, and to form a plastic magnet or a rubber magnet by injection molding or extrusion molding. (For example, refer to Japanese Patent Literatures 1, 2) Prior Art Documents Patent Documents

Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. Hei. No. Hei. No. Hei. No. Hei.

New type of problem to be solved

In the plastic magnet or the rubber magnet described in Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. Hei No. 1, 2, etc., the magnetic attraction amount is reduced to 300 gauss by specifying the content of the magnet material. Therefore, when the locking means applied to the body ornament can not reach a strong lock, it is easy to fall off due to the pulling action by the human. Therefore, if the elderly wear such an ornament that is easy to fall off, there is a tendency for others to increase the theft of the ornament from the wearer.

On the other hand, it is also known that a metal magnet having a high magnetic attraction is used as a locking means of a body ornament, and a body of a body ornament is separately manufactured, and a structure in which the metal magnet is attached to the body portion from the outside is also known. . However, in this case, the magnetism of the magnet is too strong, and it is difficult for the wearer to remove the body ornament or the like, which causes inconvenience in use.

This creation is proposed in view of such a problem, and its purpose is to provide a body ornament, which can be simply and reliably locked in a loop of a loop, which improves the safety of theft and has a good match for the user. Wearability, and the user's own wear and removal is good. Means to solve the problem

The body ornament of the present invention is characterized in that it has a hose formed of a soft material and a magnet inserted into the inside of the hose and a pipe plug, which closes both ends of the hose and a soft outer skin. The hose and the outer sleeve are inserted into the outer tube, and both ends of the outer skin are closed. Both ends in the longitudinal direction are attracted to each other by the magnetic force of the magnet to make the whole ring.

The body ornament as described above, wherein the plurality of magnets are inserted into the entire range of the length direction of the hose. Further, the magnet and the space member composed of a non-magnetic material or a magnetic material are inserted into the inside of the hose, and the plurality of magnets are disposed at least at both ends of the hose.

The aforementioned magnet can be rotated inside the aforementioned hose. In addition, there is a fastener that can align one end side of the body ornament in the longitudinal direction with the other end side in parallel.

Furthermore, the body ornament of the present invention has a core wire formed into an endless shape of a ring shape, and the core wire is inserted into a plurality of decorative members to make the decorative member a beaded body ornament, wherein the core wire is over At around 30 ° C, it will return to form a ring shape memory alloy. effect

According to the artificial ornament of the present invention, both ends in the longitudinal direction are attracted to each other by the magnetic attraction of a magnet inserted into a hose formed of a soft material, so that the whole is annular, so that it can be easily and surely It is set in a ring shape to improve the security against theft, and has good wearability to the user, and the user himself is well worn and unloaded.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the body ornament in the present creation will be described with reference to the drawings. In the respective embodiments, the same members are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the repeated description thereof will be omitted. In addition, the following embodiment is exemplified by the case where the body ornament of the present invention is applied to a necklace, but it can also be applied to a body ornament other than a necklace, such as a bracelet, a belt, and various other body decorations.

First embodiment

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a basic structural portion of a body ornament according to a first embodiment of the present invention, that is, a body ornament body. The body ornament body 11 is composed of a hose 12, an elongated strip having two ends open, and a plurality of magnets 13, 14, 15 inserted into the hose 12, the one end side plug 16, and the sealing hose The one end side opening portion 18 of the 12 and the other end side pipe plug 17 are formed by the other end opening portion 19 of the closing hose 12.

The hose 12 is set to have a predetermined length around the neck of the user when the body member 11 is worn, and is formed into a circular tubular shape by a flexible synthetic resin or a soft material such as rubber. With this configuration, the hose 12 can be easily twisted by 180 degrees or more around the axial center between the both ends in the longer direction, and can be easily bent so as to be wound around the neck of the user, and can be set. Ring. The pulling strength of the hose 12 is expected to be such that the manpower is not easily broken. Further, the hose 12 is expected to have various decorative effects such as a transparent body, a translucent body, or a color body.

The magnets 13 and--- are a plurality of one-end side magnets inserted into the one-end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12. The one end side magnet 13 is formed in a cylindrical shape having the same diameter and length, and is inserted into the one end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12 to form a center portion of the round tube of the hose 12 and the one end side magnet 13, --- The center of the state is consistent. Each of the one end side magnets 13 is inserted in a series arrangement in which the axial end portions are opposed to each other along the longitudinal direction of the hose 12. These one end side magnets 13, a metal magnet having a strong magnetic attraction force (for example, 2000 gauss), for example, a ferrite magnet.

The magnet 14 is inserted into an end portion of the hose 12 opposite to the end portion of the one end side magnet 13 and the inner end, that is, a plurality of other end side magnets in the other end opening portion 19 of the hose 12. . The end side magnets 14, which are also the same as the one end side magnets 13, are cylindrical bodies having the same diameter and length, and are connected in series along the longitudinal direction of the hose 12 at the axial ends. Configure the insert. These other end side magnets 14, as well as the one end side magnets 13, are also made of a metal magnet having a strong magnetic attraction force (for example, 2000 gauss), such as a ferrite magnet.

The one end side magnet 13, the other end side magnets 14, and the other end side opening portion 18 and the other end side opening portion 19 in the state in which the hose 12 is wound around the neck of the user. The overlapping or intersecting portions generate magnetic attraction to each other.

The magnets 15, which are inserted into the hose 12 and inserted into the one end side magnet 13, and the other end side magnets 14, are a part of the middle portion of the hose 12. Middle side magnet. The intermediate side magnets 15, which are also the same as the one end side magnets 13, and the other end side magnets 14, are cylindrical bodies having the same diameter and length, along the length of the inside of the hose 12. Inserted in a series arrangement in which the axial ends are opposed to each other. The intermediate side magnets 15, which are disposed around the neck of the user, are not used as a part of the locking means of the hose 12, and do not necessarily have a strong magnetic attraction. However, in the case where the state of use is a function as a locking means of the hose 12, a ferrite magnet or the like is used similarly to the one end side magnet 13, the other end side magnet 14, and the like. A metal magnet with a strong magnetic attraction (for example, 2000 gauss).

The one end side pipe plug 16 is composed of a hemispherical pipe plug body portion 20 having the same diameter as the outer diameter of the hose 12, and a cylindrical insertion port 21 having the same diameter as that of the hose 12 and protruding from the flat surface of the body portion 20. . The cylindrical insertion portion 21 of the one end side plug 16 is inserted into the one end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12 to close the one end side opening portion 18 by the plug body portion 20. The other end side plug 17 is formed by a hemispherical plug body portion 22 having the same diameter as the outer diameter of the hose 12, and a cylindrical insertion projecting from the flat surface of the plug body portion 22 having the same diameter as the diameter of the hose 12. The unit 23 is configured. The cylindrical insertion portion 13 of the other end side plug 17 is inserted into the other end side opening portion 19 of the hose 12 to close the other end side opening portion 19 by the plug body portion 22.

Fig. 2 is an overall cross-sectional view showing a state in which the component shown in Fig. 1 is assembled as the body ornament body 11. As shown in FIG. 2, in the one end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12, a plurality of one end side magnets 13 are inserted in series, and in the other end side opening portion 19 of the hose 12, a plurality of other members are inserted in series. One end side magnet 14. A plurality of intermediate side magnets 15 are inserted in series in a portion other than the one end side opening portion 18 and the other end side opening portion 19 of the inserted magnets 13 and 14 in the hose 12, that is, in the intermediate portion. In this manner, the one end side magnet 13, the other end magnet 14, and the intermediate side magnet 15 are disposed over the entire length of the hose 12.

When the axial end faces of the one end side magnet 13, the other end magnet 14 and the intermediate side magnet 15 are in close contact with each other, there is no space in the space where the end faces are inclined, and the hose 12 cannot be bent. Here, it is possible to ensure a specific gap between the respective end-side magnets 13 and the other end magnets 14 and between the two magnets and the intermediate-side magnet 15 and between the intermediate-side magnets 15, thereby ensuring a specific gap. The one end side magnet 13, the other end magnet 14 and the intermediate side magnet 15 are inclined to each other, and the hose 12 can be bent even.

The one end side opening portion 18 and the other end side opening portion 19 of the hose 12 are closed by the one end side plug 16 and the other end side plug 17, respectively, and are then fixed by a bolt structure or the like. Thereby, the one end side magnet 13 and the other end side magnet 14 etc. are prevented from falling off from the one end side pipe plug 16 of the hose 12 and the other end side pipe plug 17.

Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the entire configuration of the body ornament 24 in which the outer skin 25 is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the body ornament body 11. The outer skin 25 is a cylindrical mesh member which is formed by weaving a fiber composed of, for example, gold, silver, platinum, or other precious metal or a flexible wire or the like which imparts a decorative effect. The outer skin 25 is formed so as to cover the substantially full-length hose 12 of the body ornament body 11, and has one end side opening portion 29 on one end side in the axial direction and the other end side opening portion 30 on the other end side.

The one end side opening portion 29 and the other end side opening portion 30 of the outer skin 25 include one end side outer tube sleeve 26 that closes the one end side opening portion 29 and the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 that closes the other end side opening portion 30. As a means of sealing the two openings. The one end side outer tube sleeve 26 is formed in a short cylindrical shape having one end of the inner diameter substantially aligned with the outer diameter of the outer skin 25, and the opening portion 31 opened at the other end can be fitted to one end side opening portion 29 of the outer skin 25. The structure of the outer peripheral side. The other end side outer tube sleeve 27 is also formed in a short cylindrical shape having one end of the inner diameter substantially aligned with the outer diameter of the outer skin 25, and the opening portion 32 opened at the other end can be fitted to the other end side of the outer skin 25. The structure of the outer peripheral side of the opening 30.

When the body member body 11 is combined with the outer skin 25, as shown by the arrow in Fig. 3, one end side of the body ornament body 11 is inserted into the outer skin 25 from the other end side opening portion 30 side, and then slides to move the body ornament. One end side of the body 11 coincides with an end position of one end side opening portion 29 of the outer skin 25. Thereafter, the one end side outer tube cover 26 is inserted into the one end side opening portion 29 of the outer skin 25, and is fixed by the following, and the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 is also fitted to the other end side of the outer skin 25 to be fixed by the following.

Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the overall configuration of the body ornament 24 assembled through the above operation. The body ornament 24 becomes a mesh member which is covered with a tubular shape on the outer peripheral side of the hose 12 of the body ornament body 11, that is, the structure of the outer skin 25, and the softness of the body ornament body 11 is seen from the gap of the mesh portion of the outer skin 25. The outer peripheral surface of the tube 12. One end of the body-receiving body 11 and the outer skin 25 is in a state of being covered from the outside in the opening portion 31 of the one-side outer tube sleeve 26, and the other end side of the body member body 11 and the outer skin 25 is inserted into the other end side. The inside of the opening 32 of the outer sleeve 27 is covered from the outside.

Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of Fig. 4 (a right-angled cross-sectional view of an arbitrary position of the body ornament 24 in the axial direction). As shown in FIG. 5, the one end side magnet 13, the other end magnet 14, and the intermediate side magnet 15 of the body ornament body 11 are disposed at the radial center position of the body ornament 24. Then, the hose 12 of the body ornament body 11 is disposed outside the one end side magnet 13, the other end magnet 14, and the intermediate side magnet 15, and the outer skin 25 is disposed on the outer peripheral side of the hose 12.

With this configuration, the outer peripheral surface of the hose 12 of the body ornament body 11 is seen from the gap of the mesh portion of the outermost peripheral skin 25, and further includes the hose 12 of the body ornament body 11 and the one end side magnet 13 The body member 24 of the other end magnet 14 and the intermediate side magnet 15 can be integrally bent.

Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of Fig. 4; As shown in Fig. 6, the one end side magnet 13 of the body ornament body 11 is disposed at one axial end position of the body ornament 24, and the hose 12, the outer skin 25, and the outer peripheral side are disposed on the outer peripheral side of the one end side magnet 13 One end side outer sleeve 26. The one end side outer tube 13, the hose 12, the outer tube 25, and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 are integrally fixed by the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 by the axial end side of the body ornament 24.

Further, the structure (not shown) on the other end side in the axial direction of the body ornament 24 is the same as that of Fig. 6, and the other end side magnet 14 of the body ornament body 11 is disposed at a radial center position, and the other end side magnet is disposed. The outer peripheral side 25 and the other end side outer sleeve 27 are disposed on the outer peripheral side of 14. Then, even on the other axial end side of the body ornament 24, the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 is used to integrally fix the other end magnet 14, the outer skin 25, and the other end side outer tube sleeve 27.

Fig. 7 is an explanatory view showing an example of the wearing state of the body ornament 24. In Fig. 7, the body ornament 24 is worn around the neck portion 34 of the wearer 33 such that one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 and the other end side 37 are overlapped behind the neck portion 34, and are worn by magnetic locking. For the purpose of this wearing instructions.

First, the wearer 33 holds the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 with one hand (right hand) and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 with the other hand (left hand). Then, the body ornament 24 is gradually raised from the lower side (the lower jaw) of the neck portion 34 of the wearer 33 to the upper side, and both ends of the body ornament 24 are rotated to the rear of the neck portion 34 via the upper side of the shoulder portion 35. Thereafter, one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 is overlapped with the other end side 37. Thereby, the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 are in a state of being immediately sucked by the magnetic attraction force when being moved to a position close to each other. That is, as long as the wearer 33 approaches the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 to the other end side 37 behind the neck portion 34, it is easy and quick to absorb with a strong magnetic force.

Figure 8 is a view showing the attraction by the magnetic attraction. Figure 8 is a partial cross-sectional view showing, in an enlarged manner, the C portion of Figure 7, i.e., the end portion 36 of the body ornament 24 and the other end side 37 at the rear side of the neck portion 34, and showing the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 and The other end side 37 has a magnet structure and a suction effect in the body ornament body 11.

As shown in Fig. 8, the overlapping portion of the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 is disposed in the body member body 11 of the one end side 36 from the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 side, for example, four in series. One end side magnet 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d). These magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) are formed in a cylindrical shape as described above, and the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the respective magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) are arranged in a cylinder. The outer peripheral surface of the opposite side of each other. Then, the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the magnets adjacent to each other of the respective magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) are arranged in mutually different directions. Specifically, the N-pole (N) of one end side magnet 13a of the body ornament 24 closest to the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 side faces downward, and the S pole (S) faces upward. Next, the N pole (N) of the end side magnet 13b of the second arrangement from the end side of the end side magnet 13a is directed upward, and the S pole (S) faces downward. The third end magnet 13c from the end side of the one end side magnet 13b is opposite to the second one end side magnet 13b, and the N pole (N) faces downward and the S pole (S) faces upward. . Further, the end side magnet 13d disposed in the fourth position from the end side of the end side magnet 13c is opposite to the third end side magnet 13c, and the N pole (N) faces upward, and the S pole (S) Down. Similarly to the above, the intermediate side magnet 15 that follows is arranged such that the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) are different from each other.

On the other hand, the overlapping portion of the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 is disposed in the body member body 11 of the other end side 37 from the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 side, for example, four in series. The other end side magnet 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d). These magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d) are also formed in a cylindrical shape as described above, and the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the respective magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d) are arranged in a cylindrical shape. The outer peripheral surface of the opposite side. Then, the mutually adjacent magnets of the respective magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d) are arranged such that the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) are different from each other.

Specifically, the N pole (N) of the other end side magnet 14a disposed on the end side of the body ornament 24 closest to the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 side faces upward, and the S pole (S) faces downward. Next, the other end side magnet 14b disposed in the second position from the end side of the one end side magnet 14a is opposite to the above, with the N pole (N) facing downward and the S pole (S) facing upward. Further, the other end side magnet 14c disposed in the third position from the end side of the other end side magnet 14b is further opposite to the second other end side magnet 14b, and the N pole (N) faces upward, S The pole (S) is facing down. Further, the other end side magnet 14d disposed in the fourth position from the end side of the other end side magnet 14c is further opposite to the third other end side magnet 14c, and the N pole (N) faces downward, S pole (S) facing up. The intermediate side magnet 15 that has been connected to this later is also arranged such that the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) are different from each other in the same manner as described above.

As described above, the overlapping portion of the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 is the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) of the four end side magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) and The N poles (N) and the S poles (S) of the four other end side magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d) are opposed to each other, and thus magnetically attracted to each other. Here, the magnets are metal magnets, so they are magnetically strong and do not easily detach.

In addition, the hose 12 of the body ornament body 11 is as described above, and can be easily twisted by 180 degrees or more around the axis between the both end portions in the longer direction, even if it is wound around the neck of the wearer. Immediately after the N poles (N) or the S poles (S) face each other, the magnetic attraction force of each magnet naturally becomes the state of FIG. 8 in which the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) oppose each other. Therefore, it is not necessary for the wearer to deliberately rotate and operate the body of the ornament body 11 to easily wear around the neck.

Fig. 9 is an explanatory view showing another example of the body ornament 24 in the wearing state. In Fig. 9, the body ornament 24 is worn around the neck portion 34 of the wearer 33, and the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 are parallel to each other in front of the neck portion 34 in the left-right direction. Wear it with a magnetic lock.

First, the wearer 33 holds the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 with one hand (left hand) and the other side 37 of the body ornament 24 with the other hand (right hand). Then, the body ornament 24 is dropped from the rear of the neck 34 of the wearer 33 to the two sides, and both ends of the body ornament 24 are aligned in parallel in front of the shoulder 35 so that one end side 36 and the other end of the body ornament 24 Side 37 is superposed. Then, the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 are in a state of being immediately sucked by the magnetic force when moving to a position close to each other at a certain distance. That is, the wearer 33 can easily and quickly absorb the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 with the strong magnetic force as long as the front end 36 of the body ornament 24 approaches the front side of the neck portion 34.

The attraction of the magnetic attraction will be described using FIG. Figure 10 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the portion D of Figure 9, that is, the overlapping portion of the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 below the front side of the neck portion 34, and showing one end side of the body ornament 24 36 and the magnet structure and suction in the body part 11 of the other end side 37.

As shown in Fig. 10, the overlapping portion of the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 is disposed in the body member body 11 of the one end side 36, for example, four in series from the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 side. One end side magnet 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d). These magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) are respectively formed in a cylindrical shape as described above, and the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the respective magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) are arranged in a cylinder. The outer peripheral surface on the opposite side of each other. The N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the magnets adjacent to each other of the magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) are arranged in mutually different directions. Specifically, the N-pole (N) of one end side magnet 13a of the body ornament 24 shown on the right side of FIG. 10 closest to the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 side is disposed to the left, and the S pole (S) is turned to the right. . The N pole (N) of the end side magnet 13b of the second arrangement from the end side adjacent to the end side magnet 13a is directed to the right, and the S pole (S) is directed to the left. Further, the third end side magnet 13c is adjacent to the end side of the one end side magnet 13b, and further opposite to the second one end side magnet 13b, the N pole (N) is turned to the left, and the S pole (S) is turned to the right. . Further, the end side magnet 13d disposed in the fourth arrangement from the end side of the end side magnet 13c is opposite to the third end side magnet 13c, the N pole (N) is directed to the right, and the S pole (S) is directed toward left. Similarly to the above, the intermediate side magnet 15 that follows is arranged such that the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) are different from each other.

On the other hand, the overlapping portion of the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 is disposed in the body member body 11 of the other end side 37 from the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 side, for example, four in series. The other end side magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d). These magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d) are also formed in a cylindrical shape as described above, and the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the respective magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d) are arranged in a cylinder. The outer peripheral surface of the opposite side of each other. Then, the mutually adjacent magnets of the respective magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d) are arranged such that the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) are different from each other.

Specifically, the N pole (N) of the other end side magnet 14a disposed on the end side of the body ornament 24 closest to the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 side is directed to the left, and the S pole (S) is directed to the right. The other end side magnet 14b disposed in the second arrangement from the end side of the other end side magnet 14a is opposite to the above, with the N pole (N) facing right and the S pole (S) facing left. The other end side magnet 14c disposed in the third position from the end side of the other end side magnet 14b is further opposite to the second other end side magnet 14b, and the N pole (N) is turned to the left, and the S pole (S) ) to the right. Further, the other end side magnet 14d disposed in the fourth position from the end side of the other end side magnet 14c is further opposite to the third other end side magnet 14c, and the N pole (N) is directed to the right, S pole (S) to the left. The subsequent intermediate-side magnets 15 are also arranged such that the N-pole (N) and the S-pole (S) are different from each other in the same manner as described above.

Therefore, the overlapping portion of the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 becomes the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) and 4 of the four end side magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d). The N poles (N) and the S poles (S) of the other end side magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d) are opposed to each other, and thus magnetically attracted to each other. Then, each of the magnets is a metal magnet, so that it is strongly magnetically attracted and does not easily pull open.

Further, the hose 12 of the upper decorative body 11 is as described above, and can be easily twisted by 180 degrees or more around the axial center between the both end portions in the longer direction, even if it is wound around the neck of the wearer. Immediately after the N poles (N) or the S poles (S) face each other, the magnetic attraction force of each magnet naturally becomes the state of FIG. 10 in which the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) oppose each other. Therefore, it is not necessary for the wearer to deliberately rotate and operate the body of the ornament body 11 to easily wear around the neck.

Fig. 11 is a perspective view showing an example of the clip 41 used in the present embodiment. The clip 41 is formed by machining or bending a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially S shape as viewed from the side. That is, the center portion 42 of the clip 41 is substantially linear, and the one end portion 43 is curved in a circular shape with an inner diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24. A gap smaller than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24 is formed between the linear central portion 42 of the clip 41 and the front end of the one end portion 43. Thereby, the circular space portion in the bent end portion 43 of the clip 41 becomes the passing portion 45 which can pass through one of the front ends of the body ornament 24.

Further, the other end portion 44 of the clip 41 is bent in a circular shape in a direction opposite to the one end portion 43, and the inner diameter of the bent portion is also set to an inner diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24. A gap smaller than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24 is formed between the linear central portion 42 of the clip 41 and the front end of the other end portion 43. Thereby, the circular space portion in the other end portion 44 of the buckle 41 that has been bent becomes the other passing portion 46 that can pass through the front end of the body ornament 24.

Fig. 12 is an explanatory view showing an example of wearing with the clip 41 shown in Fig. 11. In the above-mentioned wearing of Fig. 7, the body ornament 24 is worn around the neck of the wearer 33, so that the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 are superposed on the rear side of the neck portion 34 by the magnetic force. The locked wear is worn relative to this, and the use of the buckle 41 can more reliably lock the body ornament 24 around the neck.

As shown in FIG. 12, the wearer holds the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24, lifting the body ornament 24 from below the front side of the neck to the top, and passing the ends of the body ornament 24 via the shoulder. Rotate above to the back of the neck. Then, the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 passes through the passing portion 45 of one of the S-shaped fasteners as indicated by the left arrow. In addition, the other end side 36 of the body ornament 24 passes through the other through portion 46 of the S-shaped buckle as indicated by the right arrow.

Fig. 13 is an enlarged view showing the wearing state of the fastener 41 of Fig. 12; The one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 of the S-shaped fastener 41 passing through one of the passing portions 45 is fastened from the periphery by the linear center portion 42 of the clip 41 and the front end of the one end portion 43. Therefore, the one end portion 43 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side. Further, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 of the S-shaped fastener 41 passing through the other passing portion 46 is formed by the linear center portion 42 of the clip 41 and the front end of the other end portion 44. Buckle around. Therefore, the other end portion 44 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side.

In this manner, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the S-shaped buckle 41 is more reliably prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 41 in a state of being sucked by the magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, the body ornament 24 is pulled out from the passing portions 45, 46 of the clip 41 toward the axial direction of the one end side 36 or the other end of the body ornament 24. The body ornament 24 can be easily removed from the side 37.

Fig. 14 is an explanatory view showing the wearing of the clip 41 shown in Fig. 11. In the wearing method of the above-mentioned FIG. 9, the body ornament 24 is worn from the rear of the neck 34 of the wearer 33 toward the front, so that the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 and the other are attached. The one end side 37 is superposed on the front side of the neck portion 34 in a longitudinal direction from the left and right direction by the magnetic snap fastener, and the wearer 41 becomes the usable fastener 41 to more securely lock the body ornament 24 around the neck.

As shown in FIG. 14, the wearer holds the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24, and surrounds the body ornament 24 from the back of the neck to the both sides, and the ends of the body ornament 24 are passed through the shoulders. Rotate above to the front of the neck. Then, the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 passes through the through portion 45 of one of the lateral S-shaped fasteners 41 as indicated by the downward arrow. Further, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 is passed through the other passing portion 46 of the laterally S-shaped buckle 41 as indicated by the downward arrow.

Fig. 15 is an enlarged view showing the wearing state of the fastener 41 of Fig. 14; The one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 passing through the one of the laterally formed S-shaped fasteners 41 from above is formed by the linear center portion 42 of the clip 41 and the front end of the one end portion 43. Buckle around. Therefore, the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side. Further, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 of the other passing portion 46 of the fastener S 41 which is formed in the lateral direction from the upper side is provided by the linear central portion 42 and the other end portion of the clip 41 The front end of the 44 is snapped from the surroundings. Therefore, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side.

In this example, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the S-shaped buckle 41 is more reliably prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 41 in a state of being sucked by the magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, the body ornament 24 is pulled out from the passing portions 45, 46 of the clip 41 upward to the one end side 36 or the other end side of the body ornament 24. 37 can easily remove the body ornament 24.

Fig. 16 is a perspective view showing another example of the fastener of the body ornament 24 of the embodiment. As shown in FIG. 16, the clip 51 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially eyeglass shape as seen from the side. That is, the frame 52 of the clip 51 has a "8" shape, and the inner end frame portion 53 has a smaller inner diameter than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24. Thereby, the circular space portion in the one end side frame portion 53 of the clip 51 becomes the passing portion 55 that can pass through one of the front ends of the body ornament 24.

The other end side frame portion 54 of the clip 51 has a circular space portion similar to the one end side frame portion 53, and the inner diameter of the space portion is also an inner diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the above-described body ornament 24. Thereby, the circular portion of the buckle 51 that has been bent in the other end side frame portion 54 becomes the other through portion 56 that can pass through the front end of the body ornament 24.

Fig. 17 is an explanatory view showing the wearing of the clip 51 shown in Fig. 16. Compared with the wearing of the above-mentioned FIG. 9, the buckle 51 can be used to lock the body ornament 24 more securely around the neck. As shown in Fig. 17, the wearer holds the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24, lifting the body ornament 24 from below the front side of the neck to the upper side, and passing the ends of the body ornament 24 via the shoulder. Rotate above to the back of the neck. Then, the one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 passes through the passing portion 55 of one of the eyeglass-shaped fasteners 51 as indicated by the left arrow. Further, the other end side 36 of the body ornament 24 passes through the passing portion 56 of one of the eyeglass-shaped fasteners 51 as indicated by the right arrow.

Fig. 18 is an enlarged view showing the wearing state of the fastener 51 of Fig. 17; One end side 36 of the body ornament 24 that passes through the one of the through-portions 55 of one of the glasses-shaped clips 51 is circumscribed by the passing portion 55 of one end side frame portion 53 of the eyeglass-shaped clip 51 buckle. Therefore, the other end side 36 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side. In addition, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 passing through the other portion of the through-hole portion 56 of the clip-shaped fastener 51 is buckled from the periphery by the other passing portion 56 of the frame 52 of the clip 51. . Therefore, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side.

Thus, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the eyeglass-shaped clip 51 is added to the buckle 41 of the buckle 51 in the state of being attracted by the magnet, and the buckle 41 shown in FIG. It is more practical to prevent detachment from the circumference. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to more reliably prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, the body ornament 24 is pulled out from the passing portions 55, 56 of the clip 51 toward the axial direction of the one end side 36 or the other end of the body ornament 24. The body ornament 24 can be easily removed from the side 37.

Fig. 19 is an explanatory view showing the wearing of the clip 51 in the shape of the glasses shown in Fig. 16. This wearing process is changed to the above-described wearing of FIG. 9 to become a lens-shaped buckle 51 to more securely lock the body ornament 24 around the neck.

As shown in Fig. 19, the wearer holds the one end side 36 and the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24, and surrounds the body ornament 24 from the rear of the neck to the both sides, and the ends of the body ornament 24 are passed through the shoulders. Rotate above to the front of the neck. Then, one end side 36 of the body ornament 24, as indicated by the downward arrow, passes through the through portion 55 of one of the laterally spectacled clips 51. In addition, the other end side 36 of the body ornament 24, as indicated by the downward arrow, passes through the other through portion 56 of the fastener 51 in the form of a transverse eyeglass.

Fig. 20 is an enlarged view showing the wearing state of the clip 51 in the form of a spectacles in the continuation of Fig. 19. The one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 of the one passing portion 55 of one of the fasteners 51 in the form of a spectacles shape, which passes through the upper side, is passed through the one end side frame portion 53 of the eyeglass-shaped fastener 51 The portion 55 is buckled from the surroundings. Therefore, the other end side 36 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side. Further, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 of the other passing portion 56 of the other side of the fastener 51 having the laterally-shaped spectacles shape is passed from the surrounding card by the other passing portion 56 of the clip 51 buckle. Therefore, the other end side 37 of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side.

In this example, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the clip 51 in the shape of a lens is added, and in the state of being sucked by the magnet, the latching force of the clip 51 in the shape of the glasses is further prevented. Get rid of. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to more reliably prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, the body ornament 24 is pulled upward from the passing portions 55, 56 of the clip 51 upwardly to the one end side 36 or the other end of the body ornament 24. The body trim 24 can be easily removed from the side 36.

Further, in the present embodiment, the outer skin 25 is changed to a structure different from the hose 12, but the outer skin 25 is formed by processing the surface portion of the hose 12 itself and fitting it into the surface portion of the hose 12 by applying it. Then wait for a one-piece structure.

Further, the plurality of magnets 13, 14, 15 may be provided to be rotatable inside the hose 12. This represents an increase in the inner diameter of the hose 12 relative to the outer diameter of the magnets 13, 14, 15. Thus, the magnets 13, 14, and 15 can be rotated inside the hose 12, and even when the opposite ends of the hose 12 are overlapped, the opposing magnets are the same poles of the N pole and the N pole, and are still passed through the same pole. The repulsive force causes the magnet to rotate. By such rotation, the opposing magnets are brought to different poles to cause magnetic attraction. Thereby, the body ornament body 11 is formed in a ring shape and thus can be worn on the body.

Second embodiment

Fig. 21 is an exploded perspective view showing the structure of a part of the body ornament body of the body ornament according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The body ornament body 11 is composed of a hose 12, which is an elongated strip with two ends open, a plurality of magnets 63, which are inserted into the hose 12, a plurality of spaces 65, and Interposed with the magnet 63, the magnetic plug 63, the one end side pipe plug 16, the one end side opening 68 of the sealing hose 12, and the other end side pipe plug 17, which seals the other end side of the hose 12. The opening 19 is formed.

The magnet 63, which is formed in a cylindrical shape having the same diameter and length, is inserted across the entire length of the hose 12. When the magnets 63 and --- are inserted into the hose 12, the center portion of the round pipe of the hose 12 is in a state of being aligned with the center portions of the magnets 63 and ---. Further, each of the end-side magnets 63, --- is inserted in a series arrangement in which the axial end portions are opposed to each other along the longitudinal direction of the hose 12 . The magnet 63, a metal magnet having a strong magnetic attraction (for example, 2000 gauss), such as a ferrite magnet. In a state in which the hoses 12 are wound around the neck of the wearer, the magnets 63 are attracted to each other at a portion where the one end side opening portion 68 of the hose 12 overlaps or intersects with the other end side opening portion 69. force.

In addition, in the case where the middle portion of the hose 12, that is, the magnet 63, is disposed in a special manner around the neck of the wearer, it is not a function of the function of the locking means of the hose 12, and does not necessarily have to be strong. Magnetic attraction.

The space object 65, for example, is inserted into the hose 12 one by one with the magnets 63 and -1, and these space objects 65, as well as the magnets 63 and - are the same in caliber and length. The cylindrical body is inserted along the longitudinal direction of the inside of the hose 12 in a series arrangement in which the axial ends are opposed to each other.

Space material 65, various materials such as magnetic materials and non-magnetic materials can be applied. For example, the material of the space object 65, --- can be applied to other iron-based metals such as iron and stainless steel. In this case, the penetration of the magnetic lines of force in the longitudinal direction of the magnets 63 and --- is good. Further, as the material of the space material 65 or the like, a non-ferrous metal other than the iron-based metal, such as titanium, may be used. Even the space object 65, --- can apply precious metals such as gold, silver, and the like. In the case of applying these precious metals, luxury and weight can be obtained. Further, for example, precious stones such as heematite may be applied. In the case of applying precious stones, the sense of use can be improved.

Fig. 22 is an overall cross-sectional view showing a state in which the component shown in Fig. 21 is assembled as the body ornament body 61. As shown in FIG. 22, in one end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12, a plurality of magnets 63 on one end side, --- and space objects 65, --- are inserted in a single arrangement. In the other end side opening portion 19 of the hose 12, a plurality of magnets 63 on the other end side, --- and the space objects 65 and -- are inserted in a single arrangement. Further, a magnet 63, a space member 65, a space side opening portion 18, and a portion other than the other end side opening portion 19, that is, an intermediate portion, are inserted into the hose 12, and one interaction is performed. A plurality of magnets 63 on the middle side, --- and space objects 65, --- are inserted in series. In this manner, the magnets 63, --- and the space objects 65 and -- are arranged in series one by one across the entire longitudinal direction of the hose 12 . However, the magnets 63, --- and the space objects 65 and --- do not necessarily have to be arranged in a single series, for example, magnets 63, -2, space objects 65, --1 ones. Interactive configuration or any other number arrangement is also possible.

In addition, when the magnets 63 on one end side, the magnets 63 on the other end side, the magnets 63 on the other end side, and the axial end faces of the magnets 63 and --- on the center side are in close contact with each other, the space does not allow these. The excess space of the end face tilting does not even bend the hose 12. Here, the magnets 63 on the one end side, the magnets 63 on the other end side, the magnets 63 on the other end side, and the magnets 63 between the magnets 63 and the intermediate side and the magnets 63 on the intermediate side are formed. - a predetermined gap is ensured between each other, whereby the magnet 63 on one end side, the magnet 63 on the other end side, the magnet 63 on the other end side, and the magnet 63 on the middle side are inclined to each other. Even the hose 12 can be bent.

The one end side opening portion 18 and the other end side opening portion 19 of the hose 12 are respectively sealed by the one end side pipe plug 16 and the other end side pipe plug 17, and are fixed by a bolt structure or the like. Thereby, the magnets 63 on one end side, the magnets 63 on the other end side, and the like are prevented from coming off from the one end side pipe plug 16 and the other end side pipe plug 17.

According to the present embodiment, the structure in which the space member 65, the magnetic member 63, and the magnetic member 63 are inserted into the hose 12 alternately is used to obtain various functions. In other words, in the case where the space object 65 or the other iron-based metal such as iron or stainless steel is applied, the penetration force of the magnets 63 and the magnetic flux in the longitudinal direction is good. In addition, when a non-ferrous metal other than an iron-based metal, such as titanium, is applied, a high-grade feeling can be obtained. Further, in the case where the space material 65 or the precious metal such as gold or silver is applied, a luxurious feeling and a valuable feeling can be obtained. Further, in the case of applying precious stones such as hematite, the feeling of use can be improved.

In this embodiment, the magnet 63 may be rotated inside the hose 12. Thus, the magnet 63 can be rotated inside the hose 12, and even when the opposite ends of the hose 12 overlap, the opposing magnets become the same poles of the N pole and the N pole, and the magnet is repulsed by the same pole. Rotate. Thus, the magnetic force acts by rotating the opposing magnets to be different poles from each other. Thereby, the body ornament body 11 is formed in a ring shape and thus can be worn on the body. In this case, it is also possible to provide that the space object 65 can rotate within the hose 12.

Third embodiment

Fig. 23 is an exploded perspective view showing the structure of a part of the body ornament body of the body ornament of the third embodiment of the present invention. The body ornament body 11 of the present embodiment is composed of a hose 12 which is an elongated strip which is open at both ends, a plurality of magnets 63, which are one end side and the other end which are inserted into the hose 12. a side surface, a plurality of space objects 65, --- inserted into an intermediate portion other than the end portion inside the hose 12, the one end side pipe plug 16, the one end side opening 18 of the sealing hose 12, and the other end side pipe plug 17. The other end side opening portion 19 of the sealing hose 12 is constituted.

The magnets 63 and - are formed in a cylindrical shape having the same diameter and length, and are disposed adjacent to one end side and the other end side in the longitudinal direction of the hose 12 in a predetermined number. When the magnet magnets 63 and - are inserted into the hose 12, the center portion of the round pipe of the hose 12 is in a state of being aligned with the center portions of the magnets 63 and -. Further, the magnets 63 and --- are inserted in series in the longitudinal direction of the hose 12 so as to face each other in the axial direction.

The space object 65 is placed outside the portion where the magnets 63 and --- are disposed in the hose 12, that is, the intermediate portion except the one end side and the other end side. Similarly to the magnets 63 and---, these space objects 65 are cylindrical members having the same diameter and length, and are inserted in series in the longitudinal direction of the inside of the hose 12 so as to be opposed to each other in the axial direction. The space object 65 can be applied to various materials of the magnetic material and the non-magnetic material similar to those of the second embodiment. Therefore, other materials such as iron-based stainless steel, non-ferrous metals such as titanium, precious metals such as gold and silver, and precious stones such as hematite may be used as the material of the space objects 65 and---.

Fig. 24 is an overall cross-sectional view showing a state in which the component shown in Fig. 21 is assembled as the body ornament body 81. As shown in FIG. 24, in the one end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12, a plurality of magnets 63 and --- are inserted in series, and are also inserted in series in the other end side opening portion 19 of the hose 12. A plurality of magnets 63. In the hose 12, a portion other than the end side opening portion 18 and the other end side opening portion 19 of the magnet 63, that is, the intermediate portion, is inserted into the plurality of spaces 65 and -.

In addition, when the magnets 63 on one end side, the magnet magnets 63 on the other end side, the magnetic field 63 on the other end side, and the axial end faces of the space members 65 and - on the intermediate side are in close contact with each other, there is no space. The excess space that allows these end faces to tilt can not even bend the hose 12. Here, the respective end-side magnets 63, the other end magnets 63--and the space between the two magnets and the intermediate-side space objects 65,---, and the intermediate side 65,--- In the meantime, a predetermined gap is ensured, whereby the magnet 63 on the one end side, the magnet 63 on the other end, and the space objects 65 on the intermediate side are inclined to each other, and the hose 12 can be bent even.

According to the embodiment, a predetermined number of magnets 63 and --- are disposed on one end side and the other end side of the hose 12, so that the respective ends of the hose 12 can mutually attract each other.

In the present embodiment, the magnet 63 is rotatable inside the hose 12. Thus, the magnet 63 can be rotated inside the hose 12, and even when the opposite ends of the hose 12 are overlapped, the opposing magnets become the same poles of the N pole and the N pole, and the repulsive force acting between the poles Rotate the magnet. By using the rotation in this way, the opposing magnets become different poles from each other and act on the magnetic attraction force. Thereby, the body ornament body 11 is formed in a ring shape and thus can be worn on the body. In addition, with the magnet 63, the space object 65 can also rotate within the hose 12.

Fourth embodiment

Fig. 25 is an exploded perspective view showing the structure of the part of the body ornament body of the body ornament of the embodiment of the present invention. The body ornament body 11 of the present embodiment is composed of a hose 12 which is an elongated strip which is open at both ends, a plurality of magnets 63, which are one end side and the other end which are inserted into the hose 12. The side and space objects 65 are alternately disposed between the magnets 63, a plurality of spaces 65, and are inserted into an intermediate portion other than the end portion of the inside of the hose 12, and the one end side pipe plug 16 is sealed. The one end side opening 18 of the 12 and the other end side plug 17 are formed by the other end side opening portion 19 of the sealing hose 12.

The magnets 63 and - are formed into a cylindrical shape having the same diameter and length, and are disposed in a predetermined number on one end side and the other end side in the longitudinal direction of the hose 12. Between these magnets 63 and ---, one space is arranged one by one, and space is 65---. When these magnets 63, --- and the space objects 65 and --- are inserted into the hose 12, the center portion of the round tube of the hose 12 and the magnet 63, --- and the space object 65, --- The state of the center is consistent. Further, the magnets 63, --- and the space objects 65 and --- are inserted in a series arrangement in which the axial end portions are opposed to each other along the longitudinal direction of the hose 12 .

Each of the magnets 63, - a metal magnet having a strong magnetic attraction (for example, 2000 gauss), such as a ferrite magnet. Then, these magnets 63, that is, the state in which the hose 12 is wound around the neck of the wearer, attracts each other at a portion where the one end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12 overlaps or intersects with the other end side opening portion 19. force. The space object 65 is also disposed outside the portion where the magnets 63 and --- are disposed in the hose 12, that is, the intermediate portion except the one end side and the other end side. Similarly to the magnets 63 and---, these space objects 65 are cylindrical bodies having the same diameter and length, and are inserted in series with the axial end portions in the longitudinal direction of the inside of the hose 12. .

Fig. 26 is an overall cross-sectional view showing a state in which the component shown in Fig. 25 is assembled as the body ornament body 101. In the one end side opening portion 18 of the hose 12, a plurality of magnets 63 on one end side, --- and space objects 65, --- are inserted in series one by one, and also in the other of the hose 12 In the one end side opening portion 19, a plurality of magnets 63, --- and the space objects 65 and --- are inserted in series one by one. Further, the inside of the hose 12, in which the magnet 63, the space object 65, and one of the end side opening portions 18 and the other end side opening portion 19, that is, the intermediate portion, are inserted, and a plurality of spaces are inserted in series. 65, ---.

According to the present embodiment, a specific number of magnets 63, --- and the space objects 65 and --- are alternately arranged on one end side and the other end side of the hose 12, so that the respective ends of the hose 12 can be magnetically connected to each other. Each other, and may get various functions of the space object 65, ---.

Also in the present embodiment, the magnet 63 is also rotatable inside the hose 12. Thus, the magnet 63 can be rotated inside the hose 12, and even when the opposite ends of the hose 12 are overlapped, the opposing magnets become the same poles of the N pole and the N pole, and the repulsive force acting between the poles Rotate the magnet. With such rotation, the opposing magnets become different from each other and act on the magnetic attraction force. Thereby, the body ornament body 11 is formed in a ring shape and thus can be worn on the body. In addition, the magnet 63 and the space 65 can also be rotated within the hose 112.

Fifth embodiment

Fig. 27 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the body ornament of the fifth embodiment of the present invention. As shown in Fig. 27, in the body ornament body 11 of the present embodiment, a plurality of magnets 63a and 63b are disposed in the hose 12 at the overlapping portion of the one end side 18 and the other end side 19 of the hose 12.

In the one end side 18 of the hose 12, a plurality of magnets 63b having a certain magnetic attraction force and one magnet 63a having a magnetic attraction stronger than those of the magnets 63b are arranged in series. Specifically, the magnet 63b having a certain magnetic attraction force is disposed from the one end side outer tube sleeve 16 of the hose 12, and the magnet 63a having a certain magnetic attraction force is disposed from the one end side outer tube sleeve 16 to the fourth. The fifth or the like from the one end side outer tube sleeve 16 is a magnet 63b having a certain magnetic attraction force. In this manner, the arrangement of the one magnet 63a having a strong magnetic attraction force among the plurality of magnets 63b is provided in the hose 12.

Further, in the other end side 19 of the hose 12, a plurality of magnets 63b having a constant magnetic attraction force and one magnet 63a having a magnetic attraction stronger than those of the magnets 63b are also arranged in series. Specifically, from the other end side outer tube sleeve 17 of the hose 12, the first magnet 63b having a certain magnetic attraction force is disposed, and the second outer tube sleeve 17 from the other end side of the hose 12 is configured to have a magnetic attraction force. One magnet 63a is strong. From the other end side outer tube sleeve 17 of the hose 12, the third magnet 64b having a certain magnetic attraction force is disposed. In this manner, the arrangement of the one magnet 63a having a strong magnetic attraction force among the plurality of magnets 63b is provided in the hose 12. However, the structure of the drawing is an example, and the number, arrangement, and the like of the magnets 113 having strong magnetic attraction can be variously changed. In addition, the magnetic attraction can be divided into several stages.

According to this configuration, it is possible to connect and fix the specific portion of the body member 11 with a strong magnetic attraction force in accordance with the necessity, and it is possible to set the body ornament of any subsequent strength in accordance with the purpose and use.

Fig. 28 is an enlarged perspective view showing the structure of a magnet to which the above embodiments are applied. The magnet 74 shown in Fig. 28 is formed in a columnar shape, and is disposed on the outer peripheral surface on the opposite side to the N-pole (N) and S-pole (S) cylinders.

FIG. 29 is an explanatory view showing an arrangement state in a case where the magnets 74 shown in FIG. 28 are arranged in series. The plurality of columnar magnets 74, that is, the first magnet 74a, the second magnet 74b, the third magnet 74c, and the fourth magnet 74d are arranged in series in the horizontal direction with the axial end faces facing each other. The first magnet 74a has an N pole (N) facing downward and an S pole (S) facing upward. The N pole (N) of the second magnet 74b adjacent to the first magnet 74a faces upward, and the S pole (S) faces downward. The third magnet 74c adjacent to the second magnet 74b is opposite to the second magnet 74c, with the N pole (N) facing downward and the S pole (S) facing upward. The fourth magnet 74d adjacent to the third magnet 74c is opposite to the third magnet 74c, with the N pole (N) facing upward and the S pole (S) facing downward.

Fig. 30 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the magnets 74a to 74d of the arrangement of Fig. 29 are inserted into one end side of the hose 12, and the body decorations of the magnets 74e to 74h are inserted in the same arrangement on the other end side before being sucked. . When the one end side of the hose 12 is disposed on the upper side, the other end side of the hose 12 is disposed on the lower side, and the magnets 74a to 74d are close to each other in the circumferential direction of the magnets 74e to 74h, and the N poles of the magnets 74a to 74d (N) The N pole (N) and the S pole (S) of the S pole (S) and the magnets 74e to 74h respectively have magnetic poles that oppose each other with different magnetic poles facing each other. Thereby, the action described in each of the above embodiments is performed, and both ends are followed.

On the other hand, when the same magnet is inserted into one of the hoses and bent into a ring shape, it is not necessary to have a state in which the magnets at both ends of the hose shown in Fig. 30 are directly opposed to each other. Fig. 31 is a view showing a state in which the magnets at both ends of the hose are not directly opposed to each other and are in a state in which the same poles face each other.

That is, as shown in Fig. 31, for example, when the hose 12 is bent into a ring shape and both ends are in a superposed state, the magnets 74i, 74j, 74k, and 74l which are inserted into one end side of the hose 12 in the same arrangement as described above may be used. N pole (N) and S pole (S), and N pole (N) and S pole (S) of magnets 74m, 74n, 74o, 74p inserted into the other end side of the hose 12 in the same manner as described above, respectively A situation in which the same poles are in a state of being opposite each other.

Even in this case, the structure of each of the above embodiments is such that the magnet is a metal magnet, and the hose is formed of a flexible synthetic resin or a rubber material into a circular tubular shape. With this configuration, the hose is long along the length. The two ends of the direction can be easily twisted by 180 degrees or more with respect to the periphery of the shaft, so the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the magnets 74i, 74j, 74k, 74l on one end side of the hose 12 and the hose 12 The N-pole (N) and S-pole (S) poles of the other ends of the magnets 74m, 74n, 74o, 74p are pulled apart from each other, and the hose is rotated 12 as indicated by the rotating arrow in FIG. As a result, as shown in FIG. 30, the respective magnets face each other, and both end sides of the hose 12 can be strongly connected to each other and reliably become annular.

Sixth embodiment

Fig. 70 is a front elevational view showing the body ornament 700 of the sixth embodiment of the present invention. The body ornament 700 has an endless shape in which the core wire 720 is formed in a ring shape, and the core wire 720 passes through the plurality of decorative members 710 to form a bead shape. The decorative member 710 is provided with an aesthetically pleasing material, shape, appearance, state, and the like, and for example, a bead composed of a spherical pearl or the like is used.

The core wire 720 into which a plurality of decorative members 710 are inserted is formed of a shape memory alloy. The wire diameter (thickness) of the core wire 720 is changed in accordance with the size of the decorative member 710, and is selected, for example, in the range of 0.3 to 2.0 mm. For the shape memory alloy for the core wire 720, a Ni-Ti alloy, a Cu-Zn-Al alloy, a Cu-Zn-Si alloy, and other alloys are selected. The core wire 720 composed of the shape memory alloy uses a body temperature (about 35 ° C) of the wearer as a metamorphic reference point to exert a superelastic core wire. In the present embodiment, the core wire 720 is heat-treated to return to a ring shape at a temperature exceeding 30 °C. That is, in an environment where the temperature is less than 30 ° C, the core wire 720 does not exhibit superelasticity, and is randomly deformed into an arbitrary shape in accordance with an external force, but when it exceeds 30 ° C, the core wire 720 returns to a circular shape and maintains the shape. Thereby, the entire body ornament 700 is in an endless loop shape as shown in FIG. 70, and is in a state of a body part such as a neck worn by the wearer.

In the present embodiment, the core wire 720 having a loop that is more than 30 °C is inserted into the decorative member 710, so that the wearer's body temperature is transmitted to the wearer's body, and the body ornament 700 is over 30°C. Automatically becomes the loop of the loop. Therefore, the loop formed into a loop can be simple and securely locked, and the safety against theft and the like can be improved, and the wearability to the user is good, and the wearing and unloading property to the wearer itself is good. Moreover, even if there is no buckle, in a certain temperature environment, it will become the form of the body part worn by the wearer, so that it is not necessary to operate the buckle cumbersomely and improve the wearability of the body user.

Compared with the above embodiments, the body ornament of the present invention also has a buckle, and various examples of the buckle are specifically described below.

The first case of the buckle

Figure 32 is a view showing a buckle 540 of the first example of the body ornament 24 that can be used in the present creation. The clip 540 is formed in the shape of a crocodile clip, and the pair of clips 541 and clips 542 are switchably coupled by a hinge shaft 543. One of the clips 541 is a bent piece of a certain width, and one of the clips 541 is a buckle for locking about half of the outer peripheral surface of one side of the body ornament 24 (the body ornament body 11 is also the same) from the outside. The one end side latching portion 539 of the semicircular arc shape is adjacent to the other end side latching portion 544 for locking the half of the other end side of the body covering 24 from the outer side by a semicircular arc shape. Curved board. One side portion of the outer end portion of the one end side latching portion 539 is integrally provided with a hinge cylinder 546 having a through hole formed along the width direction of the plate, and the other side portion of the outer end portion of the one end side latching portion 539 is A hinge cylinder 547 having a through hole formed along the width direction of the plate is provided coaxially with the hinge cylinder 546 at a predetermined interval. A flat surface intermediate closing portion 548 is formed between the concave side of the one end side locking portion 539 and the concave side of the other end side locking portion 544. At the outer end portion of the other end side latch portion 544, a flat switch side end portion 545 is integrally formed. A pin shaft 550 is protruded from the switch side end portion 545, and a large diameter head portion 551 is formed at a front end of the pin shaft 550.

The other clip 542 is formed in substantially the same shape as one of the clips 541, and is formed of a bent piece having a constant width. The other clip 542 is a semi-arc-shaped one-end side latching portion 552 for locking the approximately one-half outer peripheral surface of one end side of the body ornament 24 from the outer side with the semi-circular plate-shaped latching portion 552 for the body ornament 24 About half of the other end side is biased from the outer side by a half-arc plate-shaped other end side latching portion 553 to the adjacent curved plate. A hinge barrel 555 having a through hole formed along a width direction of the plate is integrally provided at one side portion of the outer end portion of the one end side latch portion 552, and the hinge barrel 555 is coaxially disposed on one of the clip pieces 541 of the hinge barrel 546. Between the hinge barrel 547. The latch shaft 546 which passes through one of the hinge cylinder 546, the hinge cylinder 555, and the hinge cylinder 547 is turned, and one of the clips 541 and the other clip 542 can be rotated about the latch shaft 546.

Similarly to the clip 541 of the other one, the other clip 542 forms a flat surface intermediate closing portion 556 between the concave side of the one end side latch portion 552 and the concave side of the other end side latch portion 553. At the outer end portion of the other end side latch portion 553, a flat switch side end portion 554 is integrally formed. A latch engagement seat 557 that is engageable with the latch shaft 550 is protruded from the switch side end portion 554. The latch engagement seat 557 has one of the latch shaft snap tabs 558 and the other latch shaft snap tab 559 which are opposed to each other in an arc shape, and one of the latch shaft latching pieces 558 and the other one An opening 560 is formed between the front ends of the latch shaft snap pieces 559. The latch shaft clasp 558 of the one of the latch shafts 558 and the other latch shaft clasp 559 of the other have elasticity, and are inserted around the latch shaft 543 to close one of the clips 541 and the other clip 542. The large-diameter head portion 551 at the distal end of the fitting pin shaft 550 is fitted to the pin shaft 550 by the clips 541 and 542, and the two clips 541 and 542 can be maintained in engagement as long as a considerable amount of pulling force is not applied. status.

Fig. 33 is an explanatory view showing a state of use in which the body ornament 24 is locked by the buckle 540. As shown in Fig. 33, the body ornament 24 is bent into a U shape, and the one end side and the other end of the body ornament 24 are brought close to each other facing the buckle 540. Further, an outer sleeve 27 is provided at the front end on one end side of the body ornament 24, and an outer sleeve 26 is provided at the front end on the other end side. One end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve pass through the concave side of the clip 541 of the clip 540. Further, the other end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 26 pass through the concave side of the other end side latch portion 544 of the clip 540. Then, the latch shaft 543 is rotated about the center, and the switch portion 554 side faces the switch side end portion 545, and the latch pin 549 is fitted to the latch pin 549.

Fig. 34 is an explanatory view showing an enlarged state of the buckle of the body ornament. The outer sleeve 27 on one end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer tube sleeve 26 on the other end side are brought into close contact with each other from the mutually different directions to be in a superposed state. Then, the clips 540 are rotated around the hinge shaft 543 to close each other, and the latch pins 549 are coupled to the latch engagement seats 557 and locked by the large-diameter heads 551. One end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are respectively hooked by the one end side latching portion 552 and the other end side latching portion 553.

Fig. 35 is an explanatory view showing the state in which the buckle 540 is in use. The body ornament 24 is worn around the neck portion 34 of the wearer 33 such that one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are superposed on the rear side of the neck portion 34 to be magnetically locked.

First, the wearer 33 holds one side end of the body ornament 24 with one hand (right hand) and the other end side of the body ornament 24 with the other hand (left hand). Then, the body ornament 24 is gradually raised from the lower side (underarm) of the neck portion 34 of the wearer 33 to the upper side, and the body ornament 24 is rotated to the rear of the neck portion 34 via the upper side of the shoulder portion 35. Thereafter, one end side 36 of the body ornament 24 is overlapped with the other end side 37.

Then, the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are in a state of being immediately sucked by the magnetic attraction force when moved to a position close to each other by a certain distance. That is, as long as the wearer 33 approaches the one end side of the body ornament 24 to the other end side behind the neck portion 34, it is easy and quick to fix and fix it with a strong magnetic force. In this state, as shown in FIG. 10, one end side of the body ornament 24 is fixed to the other end side by the clip 540. Thereby, the fixed body ornament 24 can be easily worn by the detachable buckle 540, and the wearing state is firm, and there is no detachment due to pulling.

Fig. 36 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the overlapping portion of the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 on the rear side of the neck portion 34 in an enlarged manner. The one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are overlapped, and the one end side magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c) are arranged in series from the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 side in the body ornament body 11 on the one end side. , 13d). These magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, and 13d) are formed in a cylindrical shape as described above, and the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the respective magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, and 13d) are arranged in a cylinder. The outer peripheral surface on the opposite side of each other. Then, the N poles (N) and the S poles (S) of the magnets adjacent to each other of the magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, and 13d) are arranged in mutually different directions. Specifically, one end side magnet 13a is disposed on the end side of the body ornament 24 closest to the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 side, with the N pole (N) facing downward and the S pole (S) facing upward. The end side magnet 13b is disposed in the second arrangement from the end side of the end side magnet 13a, and the N pole (N) faces upward and the S pole (S) faces downward. Further, the third one end side magnet 13c is adjacent to the end portion side adjacent to the one end side magnet 13b, and further opposite to the second one end side magnet 13b, the N pole (N) faces downward, and the S pole (S) faces on. The end side magnet 13d, which is disposed in the fourth arrangement from the end side of the end side magnet 13c, is opposite to the third end side magnet 13c, with the N pole (N) facing upward and the S pole (S) facing downward. The subsequent intermediate-side magnets 15 are also arranged such that the N-pole (N) and the S-pole (S) are different from each other in the same manner as described above.

On the other hand, the overlapping portion of the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 is disposed in the body of the other end of the body, from the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 side, for example, four other end side magnets 14 are arranged in series. (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d). These magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d) are also formed in a cylindrical shape as described above, and the N poles (N) and S poles (S) of the respective magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d) are arranged in a cylinder. The outer peripheral surface on the opposite side of each other. Then, the N poles (N) and the S poles (S) of the mutually adjacent magnets of the respective magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d) are arranged in mutually different directions.

Specifically, the other end side magnet 14a disposed on the end side of the body ornament 24 closest to the other end side outer tube sleeve 27 side has the N pole (N) facing upward and the S pole (S) facing downward. The other end side magnet 14b disposed in the second arrangement from the end side of the one end side magnet 14a is opposite to the above, with the N pole (N) facing downward and the S pole (S) facing upward. Further, the other end side magnet 14c disposed in the third position from the end side of the other end side magnet 14b is further opposite to the second other end side magnet 14b, and the N pole (N) faces upward, S The pole (S) is facing down. Further, the other end side magnet 14d disposed in the fourth position from the end side of the other end side magnet 14c is further opposite to the third other end side magnet 14c, and the N pole (N) faces downward, and the S pole ( S) Face up. Similarly to the above, the intermediate magnet 15 is disposed such that the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) are arranged in mutually different directions.

Therefore, the overlapping portion of the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 becomes the N pole (N) and the S pole (S) of the four end side magnets 13 (13a, 13b, 13c, 13d) and 4 The N pole (N) and the S pole (S) of the other end side magnets 14 (14a, 14b, 14c, 14d) are opposed to each other, and thus magnetically attracted to each other. Then, each of the magnets is a metal magnet, which is strongly magnetically attracted and thus does not easily pull open.

Further, the hose 12 of the body ornament body 11 is configured to be easily twisted by 180 degrees or more with respect to the periphery of the axis, so that it is wound around the neck of the wearer, as described above. Immediately after the portion where the N poles (N) or the S poles (S) face each other, the magnetic attraction force of each magnet naturally becomes a state in which the N poles (N) and the S poles (S) face each other. Therefore, it is not necessary for the wearer to deliberately rotate the body ornament 24 to easily wear around the neck.

The second case of the buckle

Fig. 37 shows a clip 570 of the second example. The clip 570 of the second example is formed by molding or bending a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially S shape when viewed from the side. That is, the central portion 571 of the clip 570 has a substantially linear shape, and the one end portion 572 is curved in a circular shape with an inner diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24. A gap smaller than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24 is formed between the linear central portion 571 of the clip 570 and the front end of the one end portion 572. Thereby, the buckle 570 is bent through the circular space portion in one of the end portions 572, and is provided to pass through the through portion 575 of one of the front ends of the body ornament 24.

The other end portion 573 of the clip 570 is curved in a circular shape in a direction opposite to the one end portion 572, and the inner diameter of the bent portion is also an inner diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24. Also, a gap smaller than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24 is formed between the linear center portion 571 of the clip 570 and the front end of the other end 543. Thereby, the buckle 570 passes through the circular space portion in the other end portion 573 which is bent, and is provided to pass through the other passing portion 546 of the front end of the body ornament 24.

Further, a magnet 576 is provided at one end portion 572 of the clip 570, and the magnetic force of the magnet 576 can suck the one end side of the body ornament 24. Further, a magnet 577 is also provided on the other end side of the clip 570, and the other end side of the body ornament 24 is sucked by the magnetic force of the magnet 577.

The buckle 570 is worn around the neck 34 of the wearer, and the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are superposed on the rear side of the neck portion 34 by magnetic locking. I really lock the body ornament 24 around the neck.

That is, the wearer holds the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24, and lifts the body ornament 24 from below the front side of the neck to the upper side, and both ends of the body ornament 24 are rotated to the rear of the neck via the shoulder portion. . Then, one end side of the body ornament 24 is passed through one of the through portions 574 of the S-shaped buckle 570. Further, the other end side of the body ornament 24 passes through the other passing portion 575 of the S-shaped buckle 570 as indicated by the right arrow. One end side of the body ornament 24 passing through the passing portion 575 which is one of the S-shaped shapes is thus engaged by the linear center portion 571 of the clip 570 and the front end of the one end portion 572 from the periphery. Therefore, one end side of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side. In addition, the other end side of the body ornament 24 passing through the other side of the S-shaped fastener 570 passes through the linear central portion 571 of the clip 570 and the front end of the other end portion 573 from the surrounding card. buckle. Therefore, the other end side of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the side.

The body ornament 24 that is locked by the S-shaped fastener 570 is more reliably prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 570 in a state where it is sucked by the magnetic attraction force of the magnet. Therefore, there is no loss due to accidental fall-off, and it is not caused by the pull of the outside of the wearer, and the like, and it is possible to prevent an event such as theft, and thus it is possible to prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, the body ornament 24 is pulled out from the passing portions 574, 575 of the clip 570 toward the axial direction of one end side or the other end of the body ornament 24, that is, The body ornament 24 can be easily removed.

The third case of the buckle

Figure 38 is a perspective view showing the clip 81 of the third example. The clip 81 of the third example is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially eyeglass shape ("8" shape) as viewed from the side. That is, the clip 81 integrally connects the cylindrical one end portion 83 and the other end portion 84 through the body portion 82, and is configured as a spectacle-shaped outer frame.

Inside the cylindrical end portion 83, a space (passing portion) 85 passing through one end side of the body ornament 24 and one of the outer tube sleeves 26 is formed, and the one side space 85 has a smaller diameter than the one end side of the body ornament 24 And the outer sleeve 26 is large in diameter. Thereby, one end side of the body ornament 24 can be freely inserted and pulled out inside the cylindrical end portion 83. Further, the space 86 of the other end portion 84 of the cylindrical shape also has substantially the same diameter as the one end portion 83.

Then, the inner ring 91 is inserted inside the cylindrical end portion 83 of the clip 81. The inner ring 91 is provided so as to be movable in a direction in which the body ornament 24 overlaps each other inside the cylindrical one end portion 83, and becomes a fixing bolt that is locked into the screw hole 93 which is provided in the cylindrical one end portion 83. 92, can push the movement in the direction of the overlapping of the ornaments. Further, the inner ring 94 is also inserted inside the space 86 of the other end portion 84 of the cylindrical shape. The inner ring 94 is also disposed to be movable in a direction in which the body ornament 24 overlaps each other inside the cylindrical other end portion 84, and is locked into a threaded hole 96 which is provided in the other end portion 84 of the cylindrical shape. The fixing bolts 95 are pushed to move in a direction in which the body decorations overlap each other. A compression coil spring 97 is interposed between the inner rings 91 and 94, and the compression coil spring 97 is used to elastically separate the inner rings 91 and 94 in opposite directions from each other.

The inner faces 98, 99 of the inner rings 91, 94 are the pressing faces of the one end side 61 of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 26 and the like. Then, the inner faces 98, 99 of the inner rings 91, 94 have a larger diameter than the one end side of the body ornament 24, the other end side, and the outer sleeves 26, 27. Thereby, the inside of the inner rings 91 and 94 can be freely inserted and pulled out at one end side of the body ornament 24.

Figure 39 is a vertical angular section 圗 of the clip 81 shown in Figure 38. The inner ring 91 and the inner ring 94 are energized outwardly from each other (up and down direction of FIG. 39) by the elastic force of the compression coil spring 97, and one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are supported by the inner ring 91 and the inner ring 94. Pressing from the inside to the outside. The one end side of the pressed body ornament 24 and the outer peripheral side surface of the other end side are respectively crimped to the cylindrical inner end side 83 and the other end side 84 inner peripheral surface of the clip body 81. Therefore, one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are fixed in the clip 81.

In the case where the fixing is to be released, the fixing bolt 92 and the fixing bolt 95 are advanced in mutually opposing directions, and by performing this operation, the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are opposed to the cylindrical one end portion 83 and The abutting force of the inner surface of the other end portion 84 is weakened, and the pressure contact force between the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 can be released. Thereby, the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted into and detached from the buckle 81.

In this manner, the body ornament 24, which is locked by the eyeglass-shaped clip 81, is prevented from being pushed to the periphery by the snap force of the clip 81 in the shape of the eyeglass in a state where it is sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Detach. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to more reliably prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, as long as the fixing bolts 92, 95 are loosened, the body ornament 24 is pulled out from the inner surface of the buckle 81 in the axial direction to the one end side of the body ornament 24. The body ornament 24 can be easily removed by 36 or the other end side 37.

The fourth case of the buckle

Figure 40 is a perspective view showing the clip 101 of the fourth example. The clip 101 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is composed of a bent plate body 102 having two curved portions and a beaded belt 103 combined.

The bent pieces 102a and 104 having the two circular arc plates of the clip body 102 are integrally connected by the intermediate closing portion 102b, and an annular outer lock ring 107 is provided at one end portion 105 of the clip body 102. Further, an annular outer latch ring 108 is also provided at the other end portion 106 of the clip body 102. Further, inner latching rings 117, 118 are provided in the intermediate closing portion 102b of the bent pieces 102a, 104. The inner diameters of the outer latching rings 107, 108 and the inner latching rings 117, 118 are set to be substantially the same diameter.

The beaded belt body 103 has a one end side which is connected in series to the one end side of the flexible elongate belt 109 with a certain interval therebetween, and the other end side of the bead 113 is connected in series at a certain interval in a flexible slender shape. The structure of one end side of the belt 112. The balls 110 and 113 are made of, for example, a resilient material, and have a diameter substantially the same as the inner diameters of the outer lock rings 107 and 108 and the inner lock rings 117 and 118, and may be pulled by a certain force. By the outer latching rings 107, 108 and the inner latching rings 117, 118, there is a structure that does not pass through the outer latching rings 107, 108 and the inner latching rings 117, 118 below a certain amount of force. Further, at one end of the beaded belt body 103, an end plate 111 having a larger diameter than that of the outer side lock ring 107 and the inner side lock ring 117 is provided, and the outer side lock ring 108 and the inner side lock ring are also provided on the other end side. 118 has an inner diameter of a large diameter end plate 114. Then, the intermediate portions which become the elongated strips 109, 112 pass through the outer latching rings 107, 108 and the inner latching rings 117, 118, and the end plates 111, 114 of the front ends of the elongate strips 109, 112 are respectively disposed outside. The outside of the locking ring 107, 108. Thereby, the beaded belt body 103 does not fall off from the buckle body 102.

In this configuration, in the case where the clip 101 is fitted into the body ornament 24, the inside of the beaded belt 103 is opened to the outer lock ring 107 and the inner side in such a manner as to be larger than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24. The portion between the buckles 117 and between the outer latch ring 108 and the inner latch ring 118 is curved.

Then, the one end side and the other end side outer sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24 are passed through the opening portion between the outer lock ring 107 and the inner lock ring 117, and the other side of the body ornament 24 is provided. The side and other end side outer sleeves 26 pass through the opening between the outer latch ring 108 and the inner latch ring 118. Thereafter, the beaded belt body 103 is pulled to the both end sides with a predetermined force, and the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are pressed from the outer peripheral side.

On the other hand, in the case where the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament are removed from the clip body 102, the inside of the beaded belt body 103 is opened to the outside of the outer shape of the body ornament 24 to make the outer side lock. The portion between the buckle 107 and the inner lock ring 117 and between the outer lock ring 108 and the inner lock ring 118 is again bent.

According to this configuration, the fastener body 102 can be easily loaded and unloaded from one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 as long as the beaded belt body 103 is operated. The body ornament 24 that is locked by the clip 101 is prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 101 in the shape of the eyeglass in a state of being sucked by the magnetic attraction of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft.

The fifth case of the buckle

Figure 41 is a perspective view showing the clip 121 of the fifth example. The clip 121 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially eyeglass shape ("8" shape) when viewed from the side. The clip 121 has a cylindrical end portion 123 and a cylindrical other end portion 124 that are connected to each other in parallel by the body portion 122. The cylindrical end portion 123 is detachably inserted into one end side of the body ornament 24 and is inside the cylindrical one end portion 124. The other end side of the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted.

Inside one of the cylindrical end portions 123, one of the spaces (passing portions) 125 is formed, and the diameter of one of the spaces 125 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the cylindrical one end portion 123. On the other hand, the other space 126 of the other end portion 124 of the tubular shape is substantially equal to the other space 125 of the other end portion 123 of the tubular shape, and the diameter of the other space 126 and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are provided. The outer diameter is approximately the same. In the other end portion 124 of the cylindrical shape, the other end side of the body ornament 24 and the other end side outer tube cover 27 are detachably passed. That is, in the other space 126 of the other end portion 124 of the tubular shape, one end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer tube sleeve 27 can be inserted, and the other space 125 of the cylindrical one end portion 123 can be inserted. And the pulled-out state is detachably inserted into the other end side outer tube cover 26 of the body ornament 24. Then, the spring member 131 is housed inside the cylindrical one end portion 123, and the spring member 141 is also housed in the cylindrical other end portion 124.

41 is a right-angled cross-sectional view of the buckle 121 of FIG. The diameter of the cylindrical one end portion 123 and the cylindrical other end portion 124 are substantially equal to each other. The spring member 131 described above is housed on the inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical end portion 123 of the clip 121. The spring member 131 has a structure in which a mountain-shaped elastic piece 133 is provided on the flat plate portion 132. Further, the spring member 141 described above is housed on the inner circumferential surface of the other end portion 124 of the tubular shape. The spring member 141 has a configuration in which a valley-shaped elastic piece 143 is provided on the flat plate portion 142.

In the case where the one end side of the body ornament 24 is inserted into the inside of the cylindrical one end portion 123 by the spring member 131 having such a configuration, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be pressed by any length only by the elastic force of the elastic piece 133. The inner portion of the one end portion 123 of the long cylinder is buckled. Further, when the other end portion 124 of the tubular shape is inserted into the other end side of the body ornament 24, it can be buckled to the inside of the one end portion 124 of the long cylinder by the elastic force of the elastic piece 143 at only an arbitrary length.

In this configuration, it is not necessary to perform any special operation. As long as the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the buckle 121, the buckle can be easily loaded and unloaded from one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24. In addition, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the clip 121 is prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 121 of the eyeglass shape in a state of being sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft.

The sixth case of the buckle

Figure 43 is a perspective view showing the clip 151 of the sixth example. The clip 151 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and the clip main body 150 is formed in a substantially eyeglass shape ("8" shape) when viewed from the side. The clip body 150 has a cylindrical end portion 153 and a cylindrical other end portion 154 that are connected to each other in parallel by the body portion 152. One end side of the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the cylindrical end portion 153, and the other end side of the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the cylindrical one end portion 154.

One space (passing portion) 155 is formed inside the cylindrical one end portion 153, and the one space 155 has a larger diameter than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, one end side of the body ornament 24 can be freely inserted and pulled out inside the cylindrical one end portion 153. Further, the other space 156 of the other end portion 154 of the tubular shape is substantially the same as the space 155 of one of the tubular end portions 153, and the diameter of the other space 156 is substantially the outer diameter of one end side of the body ornament 24. Consistent.

Then, the other end portion 154 of the cylindrical shape is detachably inserted into one end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27. That is, the clip 151 is inserted into the other end space 156 of the other end portion 154 of the tubular shape into the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27, and the other space 155 of the cylindrical one end portion 153 is The one end side outer tube sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the state in which it can be inserted and pulled out. Then, a threaded hole 157 is formed in the side wall of the cylindrical end portion 153, and a threaded hole 158 is formed in the side wall of the other end portion 154 of the cylindrical shape.

In this configuration, the threaded hole 157 at the one end portion 153 of the cylindrical shape locks the bolt 171 from the side. That is, the bolt 171 has a large-diameter head portion 175 and a threaded portion 173 projecting from the center thereof, and the head portion 172 can be locked and released by hand rotation. Further, the bolt bolt 181 is also locked from the side in the threaded hole 158 of the cylindrical end portion 154. That is, the bolt 181 has a large-diameter head portion 182 and a thread portion 183 protruding from the center thereof, and the head portion 182 can be locked and released by hand rotation.

Figure 44 is a right angle cross-sectional view of the clip 151 shown in Figure 43. The diameter of the one end portion 153 of the cylindrical member 151 and the diameter of the other end portion 154 of the cylindrical shape are substantially equal to each other. The inner peripheral surface side of the cylindrical end portion 153 of the clip 151 protrudes from the screw portion 173 in which the above-described bolt 171 is inserted. At the front end of the threaded portion 173 of the bolt 171, a wide crimping plate 174 is provided. The pressing plate 174 can press the body ornament 24 to be crimped to the inner face of the buckle body 150. Further, on the inner peripheral surface side of the cylindrical other end portion 154 of the clip 151, the screw portion 183 of the other other bolt 181 is protruded. A wide crimping plate 184 is also provided at the front end of the threaded portion 183 of the bolt 171. The buckle plate 184 can press the body ornament 24 to be crimped to the inner surface of the buckle body 150.

According to this configuration, the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the buckle 151, and the buckle 151 can be easily loaded and unloaded at one end side of the body ornament 24 and the other by simply rotating the bolts 171, 181. One end side. In addition, in the state in which the body ornament 24 which is locked by the clip 151 is sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet, the snap force of the clip 151 which is formed in the shape of the eyeglasses is more reliably prevented from coming off in the circumferential direction. Therefore, there is no loss due to accidental fall-off, and it is not caused by the pulling of the outside of the wearer, and the like, and the event such as theft is surely prevented, and the event such as theft is more surely prevented.

The seventh case of the buckle

Figure 45 is a perspective view showing the clip 191 of the seventh example. The clip 191 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed into a substantially rectangular cylinder that is open on both sides. The clip body 190 of the clip 191 has an upper piece 192, a side piece (left side piece) 193, a lower piece 194, and a side piece (right side piece) 195 in FIG. The inside of the clip 191 is provided as a space (passing portion) 196, and becomes one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 which are detachably inserted side by side in the space (passing portion) 196.

Then, the side plates (left side piece) 193 and the side piece (right side piece) 195 which are opposite to each other of the hook body 190 are pierced by the inclined holes 197 and 198 which are inclined at a predetermined angle. Then, one latch pin 201 is inserted into the inclined hole 197 and the inclined hole 198. The lock pin 201 has a shaft portion 202 that is inserted into the inclined hole 197 and the length of the inclined hole 198. The front ends of the shaft portion 202 protrude to the outside of the side panel (left side panel) 193 and the side panel (right side panel) 195, respectively. A large-diameter head portion 203 and a head portion 204 are integrally provided at a protruding portion of each end of the shaft portion 202. The inclined hole 197 and the inclined hole 198 are long holes of a symmetrical shape, and the height, length, and inclination angle of the hole are completely the same.

Figure 46 is a right angle sectional view of the buckle 191 shown in Figure 45; The height of the lower end portion of the inclined hole 197 and the inclined hole 198 is formed at a position lower than the top end side of the body ornament 24 and the top of the other end side. Further, the height of the upper end portion of the inclined hole 197 and the inclined hole 198 is formed at a position lower than the top end side of the body ornament 24 and the top of the other end side. Therefore, when used, the one end side of the body ornament 24 is inserted from the lower one of the inclined hole 197 and the inclined hole 198 (the left side in FIG. 46) toward the higher side as shown in FIG. 46, and the head portion 203 is pushed up. Smoothly inserted. On the other hand, when the one end side of the body ornament 24 is pulled from the higher one of the inclined hole 197 and the inclined hole 198 toward the lower side (the right side in FIG. 46), the head portion 206 is interlocked to a low level by the frictional force. On one side, the head 203 presses the one end side of the body ornament 24 to the lower side to prevent the body ornament 24 from passing through.

In this configuration, as long as the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the clip 191, the clip 191 can be easily loaded and unloaded from one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24. Further, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the clip 191 is surely prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 191 in a state where it is sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to more reliably prevent an event such as theft.

The eighth case of the buckle

Figure 47 is a perspective view showing the clip 211 of the eighth example. The clip 211 is formed in the shape of a crocodile clip, and the pair of clips, that is, the clip 212 and the closing plate 221 are switchably coupled by the hinge shaft 228.

The clip body 212 is formed by a curved piece of a certain width, and the clip body 212 is a semi-circular plate-shaped curved piece 213 for clamping the outer peripheral surface of one end side of the body ornament 24 from the outer side. A curved plate 214 of a semicircular arc shape in which the other half of the other side of the body ornament 24 is buckled from the outside is attached to a curved plate of one of the bodies. At one side portion of the outer end portion of the curved piece 213, a hinge cylinder 216 having a through hole formed along the width direction of the plate, and the other side portion at the outer end portion of the curved piece 213, and the hinge cylinder 216 (213) are integrally provided. A hinge cylinder 217 having a through hole formed along the width direction of the plate is provided on the coaxial line at regular intervals.

A flat planar intermediate closing portion 218 is formed between the concave side of the curved piece 213 and the concave side of the curved piece 214. One end portion 215 of the curved surface 212 forms a deep curvature as a snap portion.

The closing plate 221 is formed in a flat plate shape and has substantially the same width as the buckle 211. The closing plate 221 has a semicircular arc-shaped locking claw 223 on one end side and a hinge cylinder 224 on the other end side, since the outer peripheral surface of one end side of the body ornament 24 is buckled from the outer side. The hinge barrel 224 is disposed coaxially between the hinge barrel 216 of the clip body 212 and the hinge barrel 217. The hinge cylinder 216, the hinge cylinder 217, and the hinge cylinder 224 are passed through a hinge shaft 228, and the fastener body 212 and the closing plate 221 are pivoted about the hinge shaft 228.

Fig. 48 is a side view showing the state of the buckle 211. The closing plate 221 is rotated about the hinge shaft 228 with respect to the buckle body 212, and the locking claw 223 of the closing plate 221 is elastically fitted to the one end portion 215 of the bending piece 212 in a state where the fastening body 212 is closed. Thereby, one end side and the other end side of the ornament body 24 of the buckle body can be pressed.

According to this configuration, the fastener 211 can be easily inserted into and detached from the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 as long as the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the clip body 211. Further, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the clip 211 is surely prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 191 in a state where it is sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to more reliably prevent an event such as theft.

Ninth case of buckle

Figure 49 is a perspective view showing the clip 231 of the ninth example. The clip 231 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed into a substantially rectangular cylinder that is open on both sides. The clip body 230 of the clip 231 has an upper piece 232, a side piece (left side piece) 233, a lower piece 234, and a side piece (right side piece) 235. The inside of the clip 231 is provided as a space (passing portion) 236, and one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 are detachably inserted side by side in the space (passing portion) 236.

In this configuration, the threaded hole 237 through which the upper piece 232 is threaded is locked from the upper side of the bolt 241. That is, the bolt 241 has a large-diameter head portion 244 and a thread portion 243 protruding from the center thereof, and the head portion 244 can be rotated by hand to lock and release.

Figure 50 is a right angle cross-sectional view of the clip 231 shown in Figure 49. A wide crimping plate 245 is provided at the front end of the threaded portion 243 of the bolt 241. The buckle plate 245 can press the body ornament 24 to be crimped to the inner surface of the buckle body 230.

According to this configuration, the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the buckle 230, and the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 can be easily loaded and unloaded by simply rotating the bolt 241. . In addition, the body ornament 24 which is locked by the clip 231 is prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 231 which is formed in the shape of the eyeglass in the state of being sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft.

The 10th case of the buckle

Figure 51 is a perspective view showing the clip 251 of the tenth example. The clip 251 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and has a clip body 250 formed in a substantially eyeglass shape ("8" shape) when viewed from the side. The clip body 250 is detachably inserted into the cylindrical end portion 253 of one end side of the body ornament 24 and the cylindrical other end portion 254 of the other end side of the body ornament 24 removably inserted through the body portion 252. Connected to form a frame-shaped frame with an integrated structure. One of the spaces (passing portions) 255 is formed inside one of the cylindrical end portions 253, and the diameter of one of the spaces 255 is a diameter that can be inserted into one end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 26. Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament can be inserted and pulled out inside the cylindrical one end portion 253. On the other hand, the diameter of the other space 256 of the other end portion 254 of the tubular shape also becomes the diameter of the other end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27. Thereby, the other end side of the body ornament can be freely inserted and pulled out inside the cylindrical end portion 253.

The clip 251 is formed in the other space 256 of the other end portion 254 of the tubular shape, and can be inserted into one end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 26, and also in the space 255 of one of the cylindrical end portions 253. The other end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in an insertable and retractable state. Then, inside the cylindrical end portion 253, three balls, that is, balls 261, 262, and 263 are accommodated at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. Further, inside the other end portion 254 of the tubular shape, three balls, that is, balls 264, 265, and 266 are accommodated at equal intervals in the circumferential direction.

Figure 52 is a right angle cross-sectional view of the clip 251 shown in Figure 51. The diameter of the cylindrical end portion 253 is substantially equal to the diameter of the cylindrical other end portion 254. The balls 261, 262, and 263 are disposed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction on the inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical end portion 253 of the clip 251. The ball 261 is housed in the hole of the cylindrical end portion 253, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 261 to the inner peripheral side of the cylindrical one end portion 253. Further, the diameter of the inner end portion of the hole in the cylindrical one end portion 253 is smaller than the diameter of the ball 261, whereby the ball 451 does not fall into the inner side of the cylindrical one end portion 253. The hole is closed by the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical end portion 253, and the inside of the one end portion 253 which presses the ball 261 to the tubular shape at any time in the closing space accommodation spring (compression coil spring) 257.

Similarly, the ball 262 is housed in the hole of the cylindrical end portion 253, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 258 to the inner peripheral side of the cylindrical end portion 253. Further, the diameter of the inner end portion of the hole in the cylindrical one end portion 253 is smaller than the diameter of the ball 261, whereby the ball 262 does not fall into the inner side of the cylindrical one end portion 253. The hole is closed by the outer peripheral side of the cylindrical end portion 253, and the inside of the one end portion 253 in which the ball 262 is pressed into the tubular shape at any time by the storage space accommodation spring (compression coil spring) 258 is formed.

Further, the ball 263 is housed in the hole of the cylindrical one end portion 253, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 259 to the inner peripheral side of the cylindrical one end portion 253. Further, the diameter of the inner end portion of the hole in the cylindrical one end portion 253 is smaller than the diameter of the ball 263, whereby the ball 263 does not fall into the inner side of the cylindrical one end portion 253. The hole is closed by the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical end portion 253, and the inside of the one end portion 253 that presses the ball 263 to the tubular shape at any time in the closing space accommodation spring (compression coil spring) 259.

Further, the ball 264 is housed in the hole of the other end portion 254 of the tubular shape, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 267 to the inner peripheral side of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape. Further, the inner end portion of the hole in the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape has a smaller diameter than the diameter of the ball 264, whereby the ball 264 does not fall into the inner side of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape. The hole is closed by the outer peripheral surface of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape, and the inside of the other end portion 254 which presses the ball 264 to the tubular shape at any time in the closing space accommodation spring (compression coil spring) 267.

Further, the ball 265 is housed in the hole of the other end portion 254 of the tubular shape, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 268 to the inner peripheral side of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape. Further, the inner end portion of the hole in the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape has a smaller diameter than the inner diameter of the ball 265, whereby the ball 265 does not fall into the inner side of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape. The hole is closed by the outer peripheral surface of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape, and the inside of the other end portion 254 which presses the ball 265 to the cylindrical shape at any time in the closing space accommodation spring (compression coil spring) 268.

Further, the ball 266 is housed in the hole of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 269 to the inner peripheral side of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape. Further, the diameter of the inner end portion of the hole in the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape is smaller than the diameter of the ball 266, whereby the ball 266 does not fall into the inner side of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape. The hole is closed by the outer peripheral surface of the other end portion 254 of the cylindrical shape, and the inside of the other end portion 254 in which the ball 266 is pressed to the tubular shape at any time in the closing space accommodation spring (compression coil spring) 269 is formed.

When such balls 261, 262, and 263 are used to insert one end side of the body ornament 24 into the inside of the cylindrical end portion 253, the body can be decorated by the elastic force of the springs (compression coil springs) 257, 258, and 259. One end side of the product 24 is inserted into the inside of the cylindrical end portion 253 only at an arbitrary length. Similarly, in the case where the balls 264, 265, and 266 are used to insert the other end side of the body ornament 24 into the inside of the other end portion 254 of the tubular shape, springs (compression coil springs) 267, 268, and 269 can be used. The elastic force causes the other end side of the body ornament 24 to be inserted into the inside of the other end portion 254 of the tubular shape only at an arbitrary length.

In this structure, there is a body ornament in which a plurality of cylindrical metal magnets are inserted into a flexible strip-shaped hose which is formed of a flexible material and can be twisted and bent, and the N and S poles of the magnets are exchanged. The outer peripheral surface of the cylinder and the fastener are attached to the one end side and the other end side of the body ornament in a state of being aligned in parallel with one end side and the other end side fixed to the body ornament.

In this configuration, the clip 251 can be detachably attached to one end side and the other end side of the body ornament. Further, in the state in which the buckle 24 is fastened by the magnetic force of the internal magnet, the detachment of the buckle 251 in the shape of the eyeglasses is surely prevented from coming off in the circumferential direction. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft.

The eleventh case of the buckle

Figure 53 is a perspective view showing the clip 271 of the eleventh example. The clip 271 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and has a clip body 270 formed in a substantially S shape as seen from the side. The clip body 270 is composed of a semi-cylindrical body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273 that is coupled to each other via a central portion 272, and a cylindrical fixed tubular portion 274 that is fixed to one end side of the body ornament 24 in advance.

In the inside of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 273, one of the spaces (passing portions) 275 is formed, and the radius of curvature of the one of the space portions 275 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. . Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 273. On the other hand, the other space 276 of the fixed tubular portion 274 is smaller than the one of the spaces 275 of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 273, and the diameter of the other space portion 276 is substantially the outer diameter of the other end side of the body ornament 24. Consistent. Then, the other end side 62 of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in advance in the fixed tubular portion 274. That is, the clip 271 is inserted into the other space 276 of the fixed tubular portion 274, and the one end side of the fixed body member 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted into one of the spaces 275 of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273. The outer sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24 can be inserted in the inserted and pulled out state.

On the other hand, the upper half of the clip 271 is formed into a crocodile clip shape, and the closing plate 285 as a clip is switchably coupled by the hinge shaft 284. The body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273 is formed of a bent piece having a constant width, and is formed in a semicircular arc shape for pressing a substantially half outer peripheral surface of one end side of the body ornament 24 from the outer side. On the other hand, the closing plate 285 is constituted by a flat closing plate body 286 for crimping the other half end side of the body ornament 24 from the outer side.

At the outer end portions of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273, the opposing hinge ears 282 and 283 are erected to support the hinge shaft 284. On the other hand, the hinge end 290 of the closing plate 285 is supported by the hinge shaft 284, and at the end on the opposite side, the opening opening portion 289 protrudes from the pin shaft locking piece 287 and the pin shaft locking piece 288. A latch shaft 277 is protruded from the front end of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273. A large-diameter head portion 51 is formed at the tip end of the pin shaft 277, and a screw portion 279 is formed on the outer circumference of the pin shaft 277. The threaded portion 279 is locked into the threaded hole 280 at the front end of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273.

Fig. 54 is an explanatory view showing the state in which the buckle 271 is in use. The body ornament 24 is passed through the buckle 271, and the closure plate body 286 is rotated with the hinge shaft 284 as a fulcrum, so that the latch clip pieces 287, 288 are locked to the pin shaft 277.

In this configuration, the clip can be detachably loaded into one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24. Further, in the state in which the buckle 24 is locked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet, the buckle member 271 is surely prevented from coming off in the circumferential direction. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft.

The 12th case of the buckle

Figure 55 is a perspective view showing the clip 291 of the twelfth example. The clip 291 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially S shape as seen from the side. The clip 291 is composed of a semi-cylindrical body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273 that is coupled to each other through the central portion 292, and a cylindrical fixed tubular portion 294 that is fixed to the one end side of the body ornament 24 in advance.

In the inside of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 293, one of the spaces (passing portions) 298 is formed, and the radius of curvature of the one of the spaces 293 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 293. On the other hand, the other space 298 of the fixed tubular portion 294 has a smaller diameter than one of the spaces 297 of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 293, and the diameter of the other space 298 substantially coincides with the outer diameter of one end side of the body ornament 24. .

One end side of the fixed body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in advance in the fixed tubular portion 294. The clip 291 is inserted into the other side space 298 of the fixed tubular portion 294, and is inserted into one end side of the green decorative article 24 and the outer tube cover 27, and is inserted into one of the spaces 297 of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 273 to be insertable. The outer sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24 is inserted into the pulled out state. On the other hand, a magnet fixing hole 295 is formed in the upper half of the S shape of the clip 291, and a magnet 296 is attached to the magnet fixing hole 295.

Figure 56 is a right angle cross-sectional view of the clip 251 of Figure 55. A magnet 296 is provided in the upper portion of the clip 291, and the magnetic force of the magnet 295 can suck the one end side of the body ornament 24.

Thus, one end side of the body ornament 24 passing through one of the S-shaped fasteners 291 passes through the portion 297, snaps into the buckle 291 from the periphery, and is buckled by the magnet 296. Therefore, one end side of the body ornament 24 does not fall off to the outside. In addition, in a state where the magnetic force of the internal magnet of the body ornament 24 is sucked, the snap force of the clip 291 is more reliably prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, it is easy to remove the one end side of the body ornament 24 from the passing portion 297 of the clip 291 in the axial direction.

The 13th case of the buckle

Figure 57 is a perspective view showing the clip 301 of the thirteenth example. The clip 301 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially "8" shape when viewed from the side. The clip body 300 of the clip 301 is a semi-cylindrical body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 302 that is coupled to each other via a central portion 301a, and a cylindrical fixed tubular portion 303 that is fixed to one end side of the body ornament 24 in advance. Composition.

One of the spaces (passing portions) 304 is formed in the inside of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 302. The radius of curvature of one of the spaces 304 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, the one end side 61 of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 302. On the other hand, the other space 305 of the fixed tubular portion 303 is smaller than the one of the spaces 304 of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 302, and the diameter of the other space 305 is substantially the same as the outer diameter of the one end side 62 of the body ornament 24. . One end side of the fixed body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in advance in the fixed tubular portion 303. That is, the clip 301 is inserted into the other space 305 of the fixed tubular portion 303, and the one end side of the fixed body member 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted into one of the spaces 304 of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 302. The outer sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24 is inserted into the inserted and removed state. On the other hand, a screw hole 306 is formed in the cylindrical upper portion of the clip 291, and the fixing bolt 307 is locked in the screw hole 306.

Figure 58 is an internal perspective view of the clip 301. An inner ring 308 is provided in the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 302. The inner ring 308 becomes biased upward by the compression coil spring 309 disposed below, and the upper fixing bolt 307 can be pushed down to the lower side. That is, the inner ring 308 is biased outward (upper in FIG. 33) by the elastic force of the compression coil spring 309, and one end side of the body ornament 24 is pressed outward from the inner side by the inner ring 308. Therefore, one end side of the body ornament 24 is fixed in the buckle 81.

When the fixing is performed, the fixing bolt 307 is pushed downward, and by this operation, the abutting force on the one end side of the body ornament 24 is weakened, and the abutting force to the one end side of the body ornament 24 is released. Thereby, the clip 301 can be inserted into and detached from one end side of the body ornament 24.

In the clip 301, the body ornament 24 is surely prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 51 in a state where it is sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft. Further, in the case where the wearer removes the body ornament 24 from the body, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be easily removed by loosening the fixing bolt 307 from the inner surface of the clip 300 toward the axial direction.

The 14th case of the buckle

Figure 59 is a perspective view showing the clip 321 of the fourteenth example. The clip 321 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially "8" shape when viewed from the side. The clip body 320 of the clip 321 is a semi-cylindrical body attaching and detaching tubular portion 323 that is coupled to each other via a central portion 322, and a cylindrical fixed tubular portion 324 that is fixed to one end side of the body ornament 24 in advance. Composition.

In the inside of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 323, one of the spaces (passing portions) 325 is formed, and the radius of curvature of the one of the spaces 325 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 323. On the other hand, the other space 326 of the fixed tubular portion 324 has a smaller diameter than one of the spaces 325 of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 323, and the diameter of the other space 326 substantially coincides with the outer diameter of one end side of the body ornament 24.

Then, a screw hole 327 is provided in the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 323, and the screw hole 327 locks the bolt bolt 331 from the side. That is, the bolt 331 has a large-diameter head portion 332 and a threaded portion 333 projecting from the center thereof, and the head portion 332 can be locked and released by hand rotation.

Figure 60 is a cross-sectional view of the shaft shown in Figure 59 at right angles. The diameter of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 323 and the diameter of the fixed cylinder portion 324 are substantially equal to each other. On the inner peripheral surface side of the fixed cylindrical portion 324 of the clip 321 , the screw portion 333 of the above-described bolt bolt 331 is protruded. The front end of the threaded portion 333 of the bolting bolt 331 is provided with a wide crimping plate. The clasp plate presses the body ornament 24 so as to be crimped to the inner surface of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 323.

According to this configuration, the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the fastener 151, and the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be easily loaded and unloaded by simply rotating the bolt 331. In addition, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the clip 321 is surely prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 321 formed in the shape of the eyeglass in a state where it is sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no loss due to accidental falling off. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and it is possible to prevent accidents such as theft, and thus it is possible to prevent accidents such as theft.

The 15th case of the buckle

Figure 67 is a perspective view showing the clip 361 of the fifteenth example. The buckle 361 is replaced with the above-described body ornament loading and unloading cylinder portion, and the beaded belt body 371 is applied.

The clip body 360 is formed as a plate-like member made of metal or resin or the like as the fixed cylindrical portion, and is wound around the end of the body ornament 24 in a ring shape. A lock ring 364 is attached to the clip body 360, and a beaded belt 371 is attached to the lock ring 364. The beaded belt 371 has a structure in which the beads 372 are connected in series to the elastic strip 373 at regular intervals on one end side. The ball 372 is constructed, for example, of a resilient material having an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the buckle ring 364, and can be passed through the lock ring 364 when pulled over a certain amount of force, with less than a certain amount of force. It does not pass through the lock ring 364. Further, an end plate 374 having a larger diameter than the inner diameter of the lock ring 364 is provided at one end of the beaded belt 371, and the other end side is fixed to the lock ring 364.

In this configuration, when the buckle 361 is inserted into the body ornament 24, the beaded belt 371 is bent in such a manner as to be wider than the outer diameter of the body ornament 24, between the lock ring 364 and the lock ring 364. The opening portion passes through the body ornament 24, and the beaded belt body 371 is pressed from the outside. In the case where the body ornament 24 is removed, the beaded belt body is bent in such a manner as to be widened to the outer diameter of the body ornament, and the side end of the body ornament 24 can be pulled out.

In this configuration, the fastener body 360 can be easily loaded and unloaded at one end side of the body ornament 24 as long as the beaded belt 371 is operated. In addition, the body ornament 24 that is locked by the clip 361 is surely prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 361 formed in the shape of the eyeglass in a state of being sucked by the magnetic attraction force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no loss due to accidental falling off. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and it is possible to prevent accidents such as theft, and thus it is possible to prevent accidents such as theft.

The 16th case of the buckle

Fig. 62 (a) is a perspective view showing the clip 381 of the sixteenth example. Fig. 60 (b) is an explanatory view of the parts. First, as shown in Fig. 62 (a), the clip 381 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and is formed in a substantially "8" shape when viewed from the side. The clip body 380 of the clip 381 is a semi-cylindrical body attaching and detaching tubular portion 382 that is coupled to each other through the center portion 383, and a cylindrical fixed tubular portion that is fixed to one end side of the body ornament 24 in advance. 323 constitutes.

In the inside of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 382, one of the spaces (passing portions) 385 having a radius of curvature larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 is formed. Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 382. On the other hand, the other space 356 of the fixed tubular portion 384 is smaller than the one space 385 of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 382, and the diameter of the other space 386 substantially coincides with the outer diameter of one end side of the body ornament 24. One end side of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in advance in the fixed tubular portion 384. On the other hand, the spring member 390 is provided in the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 382.

Fig. 62 (b) is a configuration in which the display spring member 390 is enlarged. The spring member 390 forms a spring plate 393 via a cutting process or the like of the flat plate 391, and bends the spring plate 393 in the plate thickness direction in the slit hole 392.

Figure 63 is a right angle cross-sectional view of the buckle 381. The spring member 131 described above is housed on the inner circumferential surface of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 382. When such a spring member 391 is used to insert the one end side of the body ornament 24 into the inside of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 382, the one end of the body ornament 24 can be arbitrarily lengthened by the elastic force of the spring plate 393. The buckle is fastened to the inside of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 382. Further, in the case where the other side end of the body ornament 24 is inserted into the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 382, the other side end of the body ornament 24 can be pressed and buckled only by any length by the elastic force of the spring plate 393. The inside of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 382 is attached to the body.

According to this configuration, it is possible to easily attach and detach the side of the body ornament 24 by simply inserting the body ornament 24 into the buckle 381 without any special operation. In addition, the body ornament 24 that is fastened by the clip 381 is prevented from being detached in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 381 which is formed in the shape of the eyeglass in the state of being sucked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet. Therefore, there is no loss due to accidental falling off. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and it is possible to prevent accidents such as theft.

The 17th case of the buckle

Figure 64 is a perspective view of the clip 401 of the seventeenth example. The clip 401 is composed of a four-corner tubular body attaching and detaching tubular portion 400 formed by metal or resin or the like, and a cylindrical fixing cylindrical portion 407 fixed in advance to one end portion 62 of the body ornament 24. .

One of the spaces (passing portions) 406 is formed in the inside of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 400, and one of the spaces 406 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 400. On the other hand, the other space 408 of the fixed tubular portion 407 is smaller than the one of the spaces 406 of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 400, and the diameter of the other space 408 substantially coincides with the outer diameter of one end side of the body ornament 24. One end side of the fixed body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in advance in the fixed cylindrical portion 407. That is, the clip 401 is inserted into the other space 408 of the fixed tubular portion 407, and the one end of the fixed body member 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted into one of the spaces 406 of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 400. The outer sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24 is inserted into the insertable and unplugged state.

On the other hand, the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 400 has an upper sheet 402, side sheets (left side sheets) 403 and lower sheets 404, and side sheets (right sheets) 405. The inside of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 400 is provided with a space (passing portion) 406, and becomes a side end of the body ornament 24 detachably inserted into the space (passing portion) 406. Then, the side pieces (left side piece) 403 and the side piece (right side piece) 405 which face each other in the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 400 are pierced through the inclined holes 409 and 410 which are inclined at a predetermined angle. Then, one latch pin 411 is inserted into the inclined hole 409 and the inclined hole 410. The lock pin 411 has a shaft portion 413 that is inserted into the inclined hole 409 and the length of the inclined hole 410. The front ends of the shaft portion 413 protrude to the outside of the side panel (left side sheet) 403 and the side sheet (right side sheet) 405, respectively. A large-diameter head portion 412 and a head portion 414 are integrally provided at a protruding portion of each end of the shaft portion 413. The inclined hole 409 and the inclined hole 410 are long holes having a symmetrical shape, and the height, length, and inclination angle of the holes are the same.

Figure 65 is a right angle cross-sectional view of the clip 401 of Figure 64. The height of the lower end of the inclined hole 409 and the inclined hole 410 is formed at a position lower than the top of one end side of the body ornament 24. Further, the height of the upper end portion of the inclined hole 409 and the inclined hole 410 is formed at a position lower than the top of one end side of the body ornament 24. Therefore, when the user uses the one end side of the body ornament 24 from the lower side of the inclined hole 409 and the inclined hole 410 to the higher side (the left side of FIG. 65) as shown in FIG. 65, the head portion 412 can be pushed up. Smoothly inserted. On the other hand, on the other hand, when the one end side of the body ornament 24 is pulled from the higher side of the inclined hole 409 and the inclined hole 410 toward the lower side (the right side of FIG. 65), the head portion 412 is interlocked to a lower level due to the frictional force. One side, and thus the head 412 presses one end side of the body ornament 24 to the lower side to prevent the body ornament 24 from passing through.

According to this configuration, as long as the body ornament 24 is detachably inserted into the clip 401, the clip 401 can be easily attached and detached from one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24. The body ornament 24 that is fastened by the clip 401 securely prevents the detachment in the circumferential direction by the snap force of the clip 401 in the shape of the eyeglass in a state where the magnet inside is sucked by the magnetic force. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to surely prevent an event such as theft.

The 18th case of the buckle

Figure 66 is a perspective view of the buckle 421 of the eighteenth example. The clip 421 is formed by molding a metal or a resin. The body 420 of the clip 421 is connected to the body member body attaching and detaching tubular portion 423 having a substantially bow shape as viewed from the side, and the fixed tubular portion 424 formed in a cylindrical shape.

One of the spaces (passing portions) 426 is formed on the concave side of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 423, and the radius of curvature of the one of the spaces 426 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 423. On the other hand, the other space 425 of the fixed tubular portion 424 is smaller than the space 426 of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 423, and the diameter of the space 425 substantially coincides with the outer diameter of the one end side 62 of the body ornament 24. One end side of the fixed body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in advance in the fixed tubular portion 424. That is, the clip 421 is inserted into the space 425 of the fixed tubular portion 424, and the one end of the body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted, and the space 426 of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 423 is inserted and removed. The out state is inserted into the outer sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24. Then, the magnet 427a is placed in the distal end portion 427 of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 423.

The upper half of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 423 is formed into a crocodile shape, and the closure plate 431 as a clip is connected to the hinge shaft 434 in a switchable manner. The body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 423 is formed of a bent piece having a constant width, and is formed in a semicircular arc shape for snapping a substantially half outer peripheral surface of one end side of the body ornament 24 from the outer side. On the other hand, the closing plate 431 is constituted by a flat closing plate body 435 for crimping the other half end side of the body ornament 24 from the outer side. At the outer end portions of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 423, the opposing hinge ears 428 and 429 are erected to support the hinge shaft 428. On the other hand, the hinge end 434 of the closing plate 431 is supported by the hinge shaft 430, and a magnet 427b is provided at the rotating end portion on the opposite side. Further, a magnet 427a is provided in the distal end portion 427 of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 423.

Fig. 67 is an explanatory view showing a state of use when the ornament 24 is locked by the clip 421. The body ornament 24 is passed through the fastener 421, and the closing plate body 435 is rotated with the hinge shaft 430 as a fulcrum to suck the magnet 427a and the magnet 427b.

In this configuration, one end side and the other end side of the body ornament 24 can be fitted into the clip. Further, in the state in which the buckle 24 is locked by the magnetic force of the internal magnet, the detachment of the buckle 421 is surely prevented from coming off in the circumferential direction. Therefore, there is no accidental loss and the like. In addition, it does not fall off due to pulling from the outside of the wearer, and thus it is possible to more reliably prevent an event such as theft.

The 19th case of the buckle

Figure 68 is a perspective view of the clip 441 of the nineteenth example. The clip 441 is formed by molding a metal or a resin as a material, and has a clip body 440 formed in a substantially "8" shape as seen from the side. The clip body 440 is formed by a body-shaped attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 that is coupled to each other through the body portion 442, and a cylindrical fixing tubular portion 444 that is fixed to one end side of the body ornament 24 in advance to form an integral lens shape. framework.

A space (passing portion) 445 is formed in the inside of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 443, and the diameter of one of the spaces 445 is larger than the one end side of the body ornament 24 and the one end side outer tube sleeve 26. Thereby, the one end side of the body ornament 24 can be inserted and pulled out inside the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 443. On the other hand, the other space 446 of the fixed tubular portion 444 is smaller than the one of the spaces 445 of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 443, and the diameter of the other space 446 substantially coincides with the outer diameter of one end side of the body ornament 24. One end side of the fixed body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27 are inserted in advance in the fixed tubular portion 444. That is, the clip 441 is inserted into the other end space 446 of the fixed tubular portion 444 into the one end of the fixed body ornament 24 and the outer sleeve 27, and one of the spaces 445 of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 is provided. The inserted and removed state is inserted into the one end side outer tube sleeve 26 of the body ornament 24. Inside the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 443, three balls, that is, a ball 451, a ball 452, and a ball 453 are accommodated at equal intervals in the circumferential direction.

Figure 69 is a right angle cross-sectional view of the buckle 441 shown in Figure 68. The diameter of the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 443 is larger than the diameter of the fixed tubular portion 444. Balls 451, 452, and 453 are disposed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction on the inner circumferential surface of the ornament attachment/removal cylinder portion 443 of the fastener 441. The ball 451 is housed in the hole 448, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 461 to the inner peripheral side of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443. Further, the diameter of the inner end portion of the hole 448 in the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 443 is smaller than the diameter of the ball 451, whereby the ball 451 does not fall into the inside of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 443. The outer peripheral surface of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 which is the hole 448 is closed, and the ball housing 451 is placed in the closing space to press the ball 451 into the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 at any time. square.

Similarly, the ball 452 is housed in the hole 448, and is elastically pressed to the inner peripheral side of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 by a spring (compression coil spring) 462. Further, the diameter of the end portion of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 of the hole 447 is also smaller than the diameter of the ball 452, whereby the ball 452 does not fall into the inside of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443. The outer peripheral surface of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 of the hole 447 is sealed, and the storage space spring (compression coil spring) 462 is placed in the closing space to press the ball 452 into the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 at any time. square.

Similarly, the ball 453 is housed in the hole 448, and is elastically pressed by the spring (compression coil spring) 463 to the inner peripheral side in the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 443. Further, the diameter of the end portion of the body ornament attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 of the hole 449 is also smaller than the diameter of the ball 453, whereby the ball 453 does not fall off the inside of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443. The outer peripheral surface of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 of the hole 449 is sealed, and the ball housing 453 is pressed into the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 at any time in the closing space accommodation spring (compression coil spring) 463. square. When the one end side of the body ornament 24 is inserted into the inside of the body attaching and detaching tubular portion 443 by the balls 451, 452, and 453, the elastic force of the springs (compression coil springs) 461, 462, and 463 can be arbitrarily arbitrary. The length is inserted into the inside of the body attachment/detachment cylinder portion 443.

On the other hand, the fixed tubular portion 444 that is coupled to the body attachment/detachment tubular portion 443 through the body 442 is smaller than the body attachment and detachment cylinder portion 443, and is substantially the same as the outer diameter 65 of one end portion of the body ornament 24. Then, in the other space (passing portion) 446 of the fixed tubular portion 444, one end side of the fixed body ornament 24 is inserted in advance.

In this configuration, one end side of the body ornament 24 is inserted and fixed in the fixed cylindrical portion 444 in advance, and when the body ornament is to be used, any length is inserted into one end side of the body ornament 24 wound around the neck or the like so that It can be worn with ornaments that are adjusted to a given caliber.

11‧‧‧ Body ornament body

12‧‧‧Hose

13, 14‧‧‧ magnet

13a, 13b, 13c, 13d‧‧‧ magnets

14a, 14b, 14c, 14d‧‧‧ magnets

15‧‧‧Intermediate side magnet

16, 17‧‧ ‧ pipe plug

18, 68‧‧‧ one end side opening

19, 69‧‧‧ the other end side opening

20‧‧‧ Pipe plug body

21‧‧‧Insert Department

22‧‧‧ Pipe plug body

24‧‧‧ body decorations

25‧‧‧ 皮皮

26, 27‧‧‧ External sleeve

29, 30, 31, 32‧‧‧ openings

33‧‧‧ wearers

34‧‧‧ neck

35‧‧‧ shoulder

36, 37‧‧‧ end side

41‧‧‧ buckle

42‧‧‧Central Department

43, 44‧‧‧ end

45, 46‧‧‧through section

51‧‧‧ buckle

52‧‧‧ frame

53, 54‧‧‧ Frame Department

55, 56‧‧‧through section

61, 62‧‧‧ end side

63‧‧‧ magnet

63a, 63b‧‧‧ magnet

65‧‧‧ Space objects

74‧‧‧ magnet

74a‧‧‧1st magnet

74b‧‧‧2nd magnet

74c‧‧‧3rd magnet

74d‧‧‧4th magnet

74e, 74f, 74g, 74h, 74i, 74j, 74k; 74l, 74m, 74n, 74o, 74p‧‧‧ magnets

81‧‧‧ buckle

82‧‧‧ Body Department

83, 84‧‧‧ end

85, 86‧‧‧ space

91‧‧‧Internal ring

92‧‧‧ fixing bolts

93‧‧‧Threaded holes

94‧‧‧Internal ring

95‧‧‧ fixing bolts

96‧‧‧Threaded holes

97‧‧‧Compressed coil spring

98, 99‧‧‧ inside

101‧‧‧ buckle

102‧‧‧ buckle body

102a‧‧‧Bend piece

102b‧‧‧Intermediate closure

103‧‧‧ Rosary ribbon

104‧‧‧Bending piece

105, 106‧‧‧ end

107, 108‧‧‧Outer lock ring

109, 112‧‧‧Sleeve

110, 113‧‧‧ balls

111, 114‧‧‧ end plates

117, 118‧‧‧ inside lock ring

121‧‧‧ buckle

122‧‧‧body

123, 124‧‧‧ end

125, 126‧‧‧ space

131, 141‧‧ spring components

132, 142‧‧ ‧ flat section

133, 143‧‧ ‧ shrapnel

150‧‧‧ buckle body

151‧‧‧ buckle

152‧‧‧ Body Department

153, 154‧‧‧ end

155, 156‧‧‧ space

157, 158‧‧ ‧ threaded holes

171‧‧‧ tightening bolts

172‧‧‧ head

173‧‧ Thread Department

174‧‧‧ buckle plate

175‧‧‧ head

181‧‧‧ tightening bolts

182‧‧‧ head

183‧‧ Thread Department

184‧‧‧ buckle plate

190‧‧‧ buckle body

191‧‧‧ buckle

192‧‧‧Upper film

193‧‧‧ side film

194‧‧‧Next film

195‧‧‧ side film

196‧‧‧ space

197, 198‧‧‧ slanted holes

201‧‧‧Lock pin

202‧‧‧Axis

203, 204, 206‧‧‧ head

211‧‧‧ buckle

212‧‧‧ buckle body

213, 214‧‧‧ bending pieces

215‧‧‧End

216, 217‧‧‧ Hinges

218‧‧‧Intermediate closure

221‧‧‧Closed board

223‧‧‧Locking claws

224‧‧‧Hinged barrel

228‧‧‧Hinged shaft

230‧‧‧ buckle body

231‧‧‧ buckle

232‧‧‧Upper film

233‧‧‧ side film

234‧‧‧Next film

235‧‧‧ side film

236‧‧‧ Space

237‧‧‧Threaded holes

241‧‧‧ tightening bolts

243‧‧ Thread Department

244‧‧‧ head

245‧‧‧ buckle plate

250‧‧‧ buckle body

251‧‧‧ buckle

252‧‧‧ Body Department

253, 254‧‧‧ end

255, 256‧‧‧ space

257, 258, 259‧ ‧ spring

261, 262, 263 ‧ ‧ balls

264, 265, 266‧‧‧ balls

267, 268, 269‧ ‧ spring

270‧‧‧ buckle body

271‧‧‧ buckle

272‧‧‧Central Department

273‧‧‧ Tube

274‧‧‧Fixed tube

275, 276‧‧‧ space

277‧‧‧Latch shaft

279‧‧ Thread Department

280‧‧‧Threaded holes

282, 283‧‧‧ Hinged ears

284‧‧‧Hinged shaft

285‧‧‧Closed board

286‧‧‧Closed plate body

287, 288‧‧‧Latch lock clips

289‧‧‧Open the opening

290‧‧‧ hinged end

291‧‧‧ buckle

292‧‧‧Central Department

293‧‧‧ Body decoration loading and unloading tube

294‧‧‧Fixed tube

295‧‧‧Magnet fixing hole

296‧‧‧ Magnet

297, 298 ‧ ‧ space

300‧‧‧ buckle body

301‧‧‧ buckle

301a‧‧‧Central Department

302‧‧‧The body decoration unloading tube

303‧‧‧Fixed tube

304, 305‧‧‧ space

306‧‧‧Threaded holes

307‧‧‧ fixing bolt

308‧‧‧Internal ring

309‧‧‧Compressed coil spring

320‧‧‧ buckle body

321‧‧‧ buckle

322‧‧‧Central Department

323‧‧‧The body for loading and unloading

324‧‧‧Fixed tube

325, 326‧‧‧ space

327‧‧‧Threaded holes

331‧‧‧ tightening bolts

332‧‧‧ head

333‧‧ Thread Department

360‧‧‧ buckle body

361‧‧‧ buckle

364‧‧‧Lock ring

371‧‧‧Beaded belt

372‧‧‧Beads

374‧‧‧End board

380‧‧‧ buckle body

381‧‧‧ buckle

382‧‧‧The body for loading and unloading the body

383‧‧‧Central Department

384‧‧‧Fixed tube

385, 386‧‧‧ space

390‧‧‧Spring components

391‧‧‧ tablet

392‧‧‧cut holes

393‧‧‧Spring plate

400‧‧‧The body for loading and unloading

401‧‧‧ buckle

402‧‧‧Upper film

403‧‧‧ side film

404‧‧‧Next film

405‧‧‧ side film

406, 408‧‧‧ space

407‧‧‧Fixed cylinder

409, 410‧‧‧ slanted holes

411‧‧‧Lock pin

412‧‧‧ head

413‧‧‧Axis

420‧‧‧ buckle body

421‧‧‧ buckle

422‧‧‧ body

423‧‧‧ Body parts for body decoration

424‧‧‧Fixed tube

425, 426‧‧‧ space

427‧‧‧ front end

427a‧‧‧ Magnet

427b‧‧‧ Magnet

428, 429‧‧‧ Hinged ears

430‧‧‧Hinged shaft

431‧‧‧Closed board

434‧‧‧Hinged shaft

435‧‧‧Closed plate body

440‧‧‧ buckle body

441‧‧‧ buckle

442‧‧‧ Body Department

443‧‧‧The body for loading and unloading the body

444‧‧‧Fixed tube

445, 446‧‧‧ space

447, 448, 449‧ ‧ holes

451, 452, 453 ‧ ‧ balls

461, 462, 463‧‧ springs

539‧‧‧Locking Department

540‧‧‧ buckle

541, 542‧‧‧ clips

543‧‧‧Hinged shaft

544‧‧‧Locking Department

545‧‧‧Switch side end

546, 547‧‧‧ Hinges

548‧‧‧Intermediate closure

549‧‧‧Lock latch

550‧‧‧Latch shaft

551‧‧‧ Large caliber head

552, 553‧‧‧Locks

554‧‧‧Switch side end

555‧‧‧Hinged barrel

556‧‧‧Intermediate closure

557‧‧‧Latch card seat

558, 559‧‧‧Latch shaft clips

560‧‧‧ openings

570‧‧‧ buckle

571‧‧‧Central Department

572, 573‧‧‧ end

574, 575‧‧‧ traversing department

576, 577‧‧‧ magnets

700‧‧‧ body decorations

710‧‧‧Decorative components

720‧‧‧core

N‧‧‧N pole

S‧‧‧S pole

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the body of the body ornament according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the entire body of the body ornament of the first embodiment. Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing all parts of the body ornament of the first embodiment. Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the entire structure of the body ornament of the first embodiment. Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of Figure 4; Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of Figure 4; Fig. 7 is an explanatory view showing an example of the wearing state of the body ornament according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 8 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the portion C of Figure 7 in an enlarged manner. Fig. 9 is an explanatory view showing another example of the wearing state of the body ornament according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 10 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the D portion in Fig. 9 for explaining the wearing process. Fig. 11 is a perspective view showing an example of a buckle for a body ornament according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 12 is an explanatory view showing an example of a wearing process by the fastener shown in Fig. 11. Fig. 13 is an enlarged view showing an example of the wearing state shown in Fig. 11 in the wearing state. Fig. 14 is an explanatory view showing another example of the wearing process by the fastener shown in Fig. 11. Fig. 15 is an enlarged view showing another example of the wearing state shown in Fig. 11 in the wearing state. Fig. 16 is a perspective view showing another example of the buckle of the body ornament according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 17 is an explanatory view showing an example of a wearing process by the fastener shown in Fig. 16. Fig. 18 is an enlarged view showing an example of the wearing state shown in Fig. 16 in the wearing state. Fig. 19 is an explanatory view showing another example of the wearing process by the fastener shown in Fig. 16. Fig. 20 is an enlarged view showing another example of the wearing state shown in Fig. 16 in the wearing state. Fig. 21 is an exploded perspective view showing the main body of the body ornament according to the second embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 22 is a cross-sectional view showing the entire body of the body ornament of the second embodiment. Fig. 23 is an exploded perspective view showing the main body of the body ornament of the third embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 24 is a cross-sectional view showing the entire body of the body ornament of the third embodiment. Fig. 25 is an exploded perspective view showing the main body of the body ornament of the fourth embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 26 is a cross-sectional view showing the entire body of the body ornament of the fourth embodiment. Fig. 27 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the body ornament of the fifth embodiment of the present invention. Figure 28 is an enlarged perspective view showing the configuration of a magnet of the present application. Fig. 29 is a view showing an arrangement state when a plurality of magnets shown in Fig. 28 are arranged in series. Fig. 30 is a view showing the state in which the magnet of the present application is in a suction state. Fig. 31 is a view showing a state in which the magnet shown in Fig. 29 is sucked. Figure 32 is a perspective view showing the clip of the first example. Fig. 33 is an explanatory view showing the state in which the buckle of the first example is in use. Fig. 34 is an explanatory view showing the buckle of the first example in the state of being locked. Fig. 35 is an explanatory view showing an example of the wearing state of the buckle of the first example. Fig. 36 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the lock structure of the buckle of the first example. Figure 37 is a perspective view showing the clip of the second example. Figure 38 is a perspective view showing the clip of the third example. Fig. 39 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the fastener of the third example. Figure 40 is a perspective view showing the clip of the fourth example. Figure 41 is a perspective view showing the clip of the fifth example. Figure 42 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a buckle of a fifth example. Figure 43 is a perspective view showing the clip of the sixth example. Fig. 44 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the fastener of the sixth example. Figure 45 is a perspective view showing the clip of the seventh example. Figure 46 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the buckle of the seventh example. Figure 47 is a perspective view showing the buckle of the eighth example. Figure 48 is a side view showing the fastener of the eighth example. Figure 49 is a perspective view showing the clip of the ninth example. Figure 50 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the fastener of the ninth example. Figure 51 is a perspective view showing the buckle of the tenth example. Figure 52 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the buckle of the tenth example. Figure 53 is a perspective view showing the buckle of the eleventh example. Figure 54 is a side view showing the buckle of the eleventh example. Figure 55 is a perspective view showing the buckle of the twelfth example. Figure 56 is a side elevational view showing the buckle of the twelfth example. Figure 57 is a perspective view showing the clip of the thirteenth example. Figure 58 is a perspective view showing the inside of the fastener of the thirteenth example. Figure 59 is a perspective view showing the buckle of the fourteenth example. Figure 60 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the fastener of the fourteenth example. Figure 61 is a perspective view showing the clip of the fifteenth example. 62(a) and 62(b) are perspective views and part explanatory views showing the buckle of the sixteenth example. Figure 63 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the buckle of the sixteenth example. Figure 64 is a perspective view showing the buckle of the seventeenth example. Figure 65 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the buckle of the seventeenth example. Figure 66 is a perspective view showing the buckle of the eighteenth example. Figure 67 is a side view showing the fastener of the eighteenth example. Figure 68 is a perspective view showing the clip of the nineteenth example. Figure 69 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the fastener of the nineteenth example. Figure 70 is a front elevational view of the body ornament of the sixth embodiment of the present invention.

11‧‧‧ Body ornament body

12‧‧‧Hose

13‧‧‧One end side magnet

14‧‧‧The other end side magnet

15‧‧‧Intermediate side magnet

16‧‧‧One end side plug

17‧‧‧The other end side plug

18‧‧‧ one end side opening

19‧‧‧The other end side opening

20‧‧‧ Pipe plug body

21‧‧‧Inlet

22‧‧‧ Pipe plug body

23‧‧‧ Insertion Department

Claims (5)

A body ornament characterized by having a hose formed of a soft material and inserted into a flexible outer skin of the hose, which is inserted into the hose and the outer sleeve to block the outer skin Both ends of the magnet are attracted to each other in the longitudinal direction by the magnet to form a ring shape as a whole. The body ornament according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of magnets are inserted into the entire range of the length direction of the hose. The body ornament according to claim 1, wherein the magnet and the space composed of a non-magnetic material or a magnetic material are inserted into the inside of the hose, and the plurality of magnets are disposed at least in the hose. Both ends. The body ornament of claim 1, wherein the magnet is rotatable inside the hose. The body ornament according to claim 1, further comprising a fastener capable of aligning one end side in the longitudinal direction of the body ornament with the other end side in parallel.