TWM577258U - Accessories combination structure - Google Patents

Abstract

A jewelry assembly structure comprises a chain rope, a hollow jewelry, a pipe member and a two-ring ornament. The hollow ornament defines an interior space and is formed with two perforations on opposite sides thereof that communicate with the interior space. The tubular member extends through the perforations and defines a through hole through which the chain extends. The annular ornaments are sleeved on the tube and are respectively located on opposite sides of the hollow jewelry and adjacent to the hollow jewelry.

Description

Jewelry combination structure

The present invention relates to an accessory, and more particularly to a jewelry combination structure composed of a plurality of jewelry.

Rings, necklaces and other accessories are designed by the designer and made by special craftsmanship, which can bring out the personal taste and beauty of the wearer. How to develop a new jewelry structure, which is suitable for the user to wear with the chain rope and the ring, is a subject to be further explored by the present invention.

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a novel jewelry combination structure for use as a necklace or bracelet to provide a user to wear to create a unique personal style.

Therefore, the novel jewelry assembly structure comprises a chain rope, a hollow jewelry, a pipe member and a two-ring ornament. The hollow ornament defines an interior space and is formed with two perforations on opposite sides thereof that communicate with the interior space. The tubular member extends through the perforations and defines a through hole through which the chain extends. The annular ornaments are sleeved on the tube and are respectively located on opposite sides of the hollow jewelry and adjacent to the hollow jewelry.

In some embodiments, each of the ring-shaped ornaments includes a ring body, a plurality of bracket sets, and a plurality of decorative members respectively corresponding to the bracket groups, the ring body having a central axis defined and defining An inner annular surface of the through hole penetrating the tubular member and an outer annular surface opposite to the inner annular surface, the brackets being disposed on the outer annular surface of the ring body, each bracket group having a plurality of brackets, each of the brackets The decorative pieces are held together by the brackets of the corresponding bracket set.

In some embodiments, the annular ornaments are rotatably sleeved at opposite ends of the tubular member, respectively.

In some embodiments, each ring body further has a contact surface adjacent to the hollow ornament, and a non-contact surface opposite to the contact surface, each through hole having a first aperture segment adjacent to the contact surface, And a second aperture segment connecting the non-contact surface and the first aperture segment and having a diameter increasing from the first aperture segment toward the non-contact surface; the ends of the tube member respectively extend through the through holes, and each The one end portion has a limiting portion, the limiting portion has a diameter larger than the diameter of the first aperture portion, and is used for abutting the inner annular surface corresponding to the second aperture portion.

In some embodiments, the hollow ornament is spherical.

In some embodiments, the hollow ornament is formed with a plurality of decorative apertures.

In some embodiments, each decorative aperture is in the shape of a drop or a triangle or a diamond or a square or a rectangle or a circle.

In some embodiments, the hollow ornament has at least one decorative portion in a font structure.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a novel jewelry combination structure for use as a ring that is worn by a user to create a unique personal style.

Therefore, the novel jewelry assembly structure comprises a ring, a hollow jewelry, a pipe fitting and a two-ring ornament. The ring is generally C-shaped and forms a hook at each end. The hollow ornament defines an interior space and is formed with two perforations on opposite sides thereof that communicate with the interior space. The tubular member extends through the perforations and defines a through hole for the buckle of the retaining ring to be fastened therein. The annular ornaments are sleeved on the tube and are respectively located on opposite sides of the hollow jewelry and adjacent to the hollow jewelry.

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a novel jewelry combination structure for the user to match at a higher level.

Therefore, the novel jewelry assembly structure comprises a chain rope, a ring, a hollow jewelry, a pipe member and a two-ring ornament. The ring is generally C-shaped and forms a hook at each end. The hollow ornament defines an interior space and is formed with two perforations on opposite sides thereof that communicate with the interior space. The tubular member extends through the through holes and defines a through hole through which the chain extends, and the through hole can also be engaged in the buckle of the ring. The annular ornaments are sleeved on the tube and are respectively located on opposite sides of the hollow jewelry and adjacent to the hollow jewelry.

The utility model has the advantages that the tube member extends through the hollow jewelry and the ring-shaped jewelry, and the chain can be worn to make the jewelry assembly structure be used as a necklace or a bracelet, or the pipe member is used for the ring. The ring is stretched so that the jewelry assembly structure is worn as a ring, or the tube member is simultaneously used for the chain and the ring to be worn, and the ring is used as a pendant to form another matching style. In addition, the tubular member can be used for the chain or the ring to be stretched and locked to prevent the chain or the ring from directly contacting the hollow jewelry and the ring-shaped jewelry, thereby reducing the chain to the hollow jewelry. And the wear caused by the ring ornaments, or the loss caused by the ring ring to the hollow jewelry and the ring ornaments. Moreover, the limiting segments of the tubular member respectively enable the annular jewelry to be held between the hollow jewelry and the corresponding end portion, thereby enhancing the overall visual beauty while creating a unique personal style.

Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Referring to FIG. 1 , a first embodiment of the novel jewelry assembly structure comprises a chain rope 1 , a hollow jewelry 2 , a tube member 3 and two ring ornaments 4 .

The chain 1 is annular (Fig. 1 only shows the portion adjacent to the hollow ornament 2, the tube 3 and the annular ornaments 4, and the rest is omitted).

Referring to FIG. 2, the hollow ornament 2 defines an inner space 21 and is formed with two perforations 22 on opposite sides thereof and communicating with the inner space 21. In this embodiment, the hollow jewelry 2 has a spherical shape, but the shape of the hollow jewelry 2 is not limited to a spherical shape. In another embodiment, the hollow jewelry 2 may also be a cube or a polyhedron. . In addition, in the embodiment, the surface of the hollow ornament 2 has a plain surface structure, that is, the surface of the hollow ornament 2 does not have a character structure, a hole or a pattern structure. Of course, the surface of the hollow jewelry 2 is not limited to the plain surface structure. In another embodiment, referring to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the hollow jewelry 2 is formed with a plurality of decorative holes 23, and each decorative hole 23 is formed. a triangular shape (as shown in FIG. 3), or each decorative hole 23 has a shape of a water drop (as shown in FIG. 4). Of course, in other embodiments, each decorative hole 23 may also have a diamond shape or a square or a rectangle shape or Circular or the like is not limited to the above. In addition, the hollow jewelry 2 is not necessarily limited to the formation of the decorative holes 23, and referring to FIG. 5, in another embodiment, the hollow jewelry 2 has at least one surface that protrudes outward from the surface and has a letter shape. For the decorative portion 24, the character presented by the decorative portion 24 is, for example, "C", but the text presented by the decorative portion 24 is not limited to "C". Of course, the hollow jewelry 2 can also have the decorative holes 23 and the decorative portion 24 at the same time. The hollow jewelry 2 is not limited to the formation of the decorative holes 23 or the decorative portion 24 .

Referring to Figures 2 and 6, the tubular member 3 extends through the perforations 22 and defines a through bore 31 through which the chain 1 (shown in Figure 1) extends. In this embodiment, since the hollow jewelry 2 is in a hollow state and the thickness is thin and the material used is expensive, it is not suitable for directly letting the chain 1 penetrate, but the pipe member 3 having a higher structural strength allows the The chain 1 is stretched to allow the chain 1 to be spaced from the hollow ornament 2 to prevent the chain 1 from causing wear of the hollow ornament 2. Furthermore, the two end portions 32 of the tubular member 3 protrude from the hollow jewelry 2, respectively, whereby the chain 1 can be further prevented from rubbing against the outer surface of the hollow ornament 2.

Referring to FIG. 2 , FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 , the ring-shaped ornaments 4 are sleeved on the tube 3 and are respectively located on opposite sides of the hollow ornament 2 and adjacent to the hollow ornament 2 . Each of the ring-shaped ornaments 4 includes a ring body 41, a plurality of bracket sets 42, and a plurality of decorative members 43 respectively corresponding to the bracket sets 42. More specifically, the ring-shaped ornament 4 on the right side of FIG. 6 is exemplified. Referring to FIG. 7 , the ring body 41 has a through hole 415 surrounding the central axis L and defining a through hole 415 for the pipe member 3 to pass through. The inner annular surface 411 and an outer annular surface 412 opposite to the inner annular surface 411. The bracket sets 42 are disposed on the outer annular surface 412 of the ring body 41. Each bracket set 42 has a plurality of brackets 421. Each of the decorative members 43 is clamped and fixed by the brackets 421 of the corresponding bracket set 42. In this embodiment, each bracket set 42 has four brackets 421 fixed to the outer ring surface 411, and the brackets 421 are evenly distributed on the circumferential side of the garnish 43 and collectively clamp the garnish 43. So that the trim 43 is held on the outer ring surface 412. These decorative members 43 are exemplified by stones or pearls. By the annular ornaments 4 shielding the end portions 32 of the tubular member 3 protruding from the hollow jewelry 2, the aesthetics of the annular ornaments 4 can be improved. In addition, in the present embodiment, the annular ornaments 4 are rotatably sleeved on opposite end portions 32 of the tubular member 3, and more specifically, the inner annular surface 411 of each annular ornament 4 is abutted. On the outer surface of the tube member 3, the annular jewelry 4 and the hollow ornament 2 are rotatable relative to the tube member 3 about the central axis L, thereby making the jewelry assembly structure exhibit a dynamic effect.

Referring to FIGS. 6 and 7, each ring body 41 further has a contact surface 413 adjacent to the hollow ornament 2 and a non-contact surface 414 opposite the contact surface 413. Each of the through holes 415 has a first aperture section 416 adjacent to the contact surface 413, and a first connection of the non-contact surface 414 and the first aperture section 416 and a diameter increasing from the first aperture section 416 toward the non-contact surface 414 Two aperture segments 417. The end portions 32 of the tube member 3 respectively extend through the through holes 415, and each end portion 32 has a limiting portion 321 having a diameter larger than the diameter of the first aperture portion 416, and Abutting the inner annular surface 411 corresponding to the second aperture section 417, thereby enabling the annular ornaments 4 to be held between the end portions 32 of the tubular member 3, and allowing the annular ornament 4 to be adjacent to The hollow jewelry 2 enhances the overall visual beauty.

The jewelry assembly structure in this embodiment can be used as a chain ornament such as a necklace or a bracelet by the foregoing structural design.

Referring to FIG. 8, a second embodiment of the novel jewelry assembly structure comprises a ring 5, a hollow ornament 2, a pipe member 3 and two ring ornaments 4.

In this embodiment, the structural difference between the jewelry assembly structure and the first embodiment is that the combination of the hollow jewelry 2, the tube member 3 and the annular jewelry 4 is mounted on the ring 5, and is omitted. The chain 1 . The ring 5 is substantially C-shaped, and a hook 51 is formed at each end, and the hooks 51 are respectively locked in the through hole 31 via the end portions 32. More specifically, each of the hooks 51 has a connecting portion 511 extending from the end in a direction perpendicular to the central axis L (shown in FIG. 7), and a middle end from the connecting portion 511 toward the other end A clamping section 512 extending in the direction of the connecting section 511. The card segments 512 are respectively locked in the through holes 31 via the end portions 32 such that the hollow ornaments 2 and the annular ornaments 4 are located between the connecting segments 511. Thereby, the jewelry assembly structure can be used as a ring and is worn by the user through a wearing space 52 defined by the ring 5 to the finger.

Referring to FIG. 9, a third embodiment of the novel jewelry assembly structure comprises a chain rope 1, a hollow jewelry 2, a tube member 3, a two-ring ornament 4 and a ring 5.

In this embodiment, the structural difference between the jewelry assembly structure and the second embodiment is that the chain 1 is retained, that is, the chain 1 extends through the through hole 31, and the buckles 51 are respectively The end portions 32 are engaged in the through holes 31. Thereby, the hollow jewelry 2, the pipe member 3, the ring-shaped ornament 4 and the ring ring 5 are collectively used as pendants of different levels for the user to wear on the neck or the wrist.

In summary, the novel jewelry assembly structure is formed by the tubular member 3 extending through the hollow jewelry 2 and the annular jewelry 4, and the chain 1 can be worn to make the jewelry assembly structure as a necklace or a bracelet. The chain ornament is used, or the pipe member 3 is used for the ring 5 to be stretched so that the jewelry assembly structure is worn as a ring for the user, or the pipe member 3 is simultaneously provided for the chain 1 and the ring 5 to be worn. Use this ring as a pendant to create another style. In addition, the tubular member 1 or the ring 5 can be prevented from being penetrated and locked by the pipe member 3 to prevent the chain 1 or the ring 5 from directly contacting the hollow jewelry 2 and the annular ornaments 4 to reduce the The wear caused by the chain 1 to the hollow ornament 2 and the ring-shaped ornaments 4, or the loss caused by the ring 5 to the hollow ornament 2 and the ring-shaped ornaments 4. Furthermore, the limiting segments 321 of the tubular member 3 respectively enable the annular ornaments 4 to be held between the hollow jewelry 2 and the corresponding end portion 32, thereby enhancing the overall visual beauty while creating a unique Personal style. Therefore, the purpose of this new type can be achieved.

However, the above is only the embodiment of the present invention, and when it is not possible to limit the scope of the present invention, all the simple equivalent changes and modifications according to the scope of the patent application and the contents of the patent specification are still This new patent covers the scope.

1‧‧‧Chain

11‧‧‧ wearing space

2‧‧‧ hollow jewelry

21‧‧‧Internal space

22‧‧‧Perforation

23‧‧‧ decorative holes

24‧‧‧Decoration Department

3‧‧‧ Pipe fittings

31‧‧‧through holes

32‧‧‧End

321‧‧‧Limited paragraph

4‧‧‧Ring Jewelry

41‧‧‧ Ring Ontology

411‧‧‧ Inner torus

412‧‧‧ outer annulus

413‧‧‧Contact surface

414‧‧‧ Non-contact surface

415‧‧‧through hole

416‧‧‧First aperture section

417‧‧‧Second aperture section

42‧‧‧ bracket group

421‧‧‧ bracket

43‧‧‧Decorative pieces

5‧‧‧ Rings

51‧‧‧ buckle

511‧‧‧ Connection section

512‧‧‧Card section

52‧‧‧ wearing space

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings, wherein: Figure 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the novel jewelry assembly structure; Figure 2 is a perspective view of the embodiment 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the structure of a hollow ornament, a ring ornament and a pipe member; FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the embodiment, illustrating that the hollow ornament is formed with a plurality of decorative holes; FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the embodiment. FIG. 5 is a front elevational view of the embodiment, illustrating a decorative portion of the hollow ornament having a general font structure; FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the embodiment, illustrating Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view of the embodiment, illustrating a detailed structure of the ring-shaped ornament; Figure 8 is a second embodiment of the novel jewelry assembly structure. A cross-sectional view showing a hollow jewelry, a ring-shaped ornament, and a pipe member combined with a ring to form a ring structure; and FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of a third embodiment of the novel jewelry assembly structure. View schematic view illustrating a hollow jewelry, ornaments, and an annular member with a ring a ring to form a ring structure and the ring structure as a pendant for a tether extending through the structure to form a necklace.

Claims (24)

An accessory assembly structure comprising: a chain rope; a hollow ornament defining an inner space and having two perforations on opposite sides thereof and communicating with the inner space; a tubular member extending through the perforations and formed with a through hole for the chain to extend therein; and two annular ornaments are sleeved on the tube and respectively located on opposite sides of the hollow ornament and adjacent to the hollow ornament. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 1, wherein each of the ring-shaped ornaments comprises a ring body, a plurality of bracket groups, and a plurality of decorative members respectively corresponding to the bracket groups, the ring body having a surrounding center The shaft defines an inner annular surface of the through hole for the tubular member and an outer annular surface opposite to the inner annular surface. The brackets are assembled on the outer annular surface of the ring body, and each bracket group has For each of the brackets, each of the decorative members is clamped and fixed by the brackets of the corresponding bracket group. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 2, wherein the annular ornaments are rotatably sleeved at opposite ends of the tubular member. The accessory assembly structure of claim 3, wherein each ring body further has a contact surface adjacent to the hollow jewelry, and a non-contact surface opposite to the contact surface, each through hole having a adjacent contact surface a first aperture section, and a second aperture section connecting the non-contact surface and the first aperture section and having a diameter increasing from the first aperture section toward the non-contact surface; the ends of the tubular member respectively extending through the The through hole has a through hole, and each end portion has a limiting segment having a diameter larger than an aperture of the first aperture segment and abutting the inner annular surface corresponding to the second aperture segment. The jewelry assembly structure according to claim 1, wherein the hollow jewelry has a spherical shape. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 1, wherein the hollow jewelry is formed with a plurality of decorative holes. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 6, wherein each of the decorative holes has a water drop shape or a triangle or a diamond or a square or a rectangle or a circle. The jewelry assembly structure according to claim 1 or 6, wherein the hollow jewelry has at least one decorative portion in a font structure. A jewelry assembly structure comprising: a ring, generally C-shaped, and forming a buckle at each end; a hollow ornament defining an inner space and having two opposite sides and communicating with the inner space a perforation; a tubular member extending through the perforations and forming a through hole for the buckle of the ring to be fastened therein; and a second annular ornament disposed on the tubular member and respectively located in the hollow ornament The opposite sides of the two, and adjacent to the hollow jewelry. The accessory assembly structure of claim 9, wherein each of the ring-shaped ornaments comprises a ring body, a plurality of bracket groups, and a plurality of decorative members respectively corresponding to the bracket groups, the ring body having a surrounding center The shaft defines an inner annular surface of the through hole for the tubular member and an outer annular surface opposite to the inner annular surface. The brackets are assembled on the outer annular surface of the ring body, and each bracket group has For each of the brackets, each of the decorative members is clamped and fixed by the brackets of the corresponding bracket group. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 10, wherein the annular ornaments are rotatably sleeved at opposite ends of the tubular member. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 11, wherein each ring body further has a contact surface adjacent to the hollow jewelry, and a non-contact surface opposite to the contact surface, each through hole having a adjacent contact surface a first aperture section, and a second aperture section connecting the non-contact surface and the first aperture section and having a diameter increasing from the first aperture section toward the non-contact surface; the ends of the tubular member respectively extending through the The through hole has a through hole, and each end portion has a limiting segment having a diameter larger than an aperture of the first aperture segment and abutting the inner annular surface corresponding to the second aperture segment. The jewelry assembly structure according to claim 9, wherein the hollow jewelry has a spherical shape. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 9, wherein the hollow jewelry is formed with a plurality of decorative holes. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 14, wherein each of the decorative holes has a water drop shape or a triangle or a diamond or a square or a rectangle or a circle. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 9 or 14, wherein the hollow jewelry has at least one decorative portion in a font structure. A jewelry assembly structure comprising: a chain rope; a ring ring, generally C-shaped, and forming a buckle at each end; a hollow ornament defining an inner space and forming two on the opposite sides thereof and communicating a perforation of the inner space; a tubular member extending through the perforations and forming a through hole through which the chain extends, and the through hole is further engageable in the buckle of the ring And two ring-shaped jewelry, sleeved on the pipe member, and respectively located on opposite sides of the hollow jewelry, and adjacent to the hollow jewelry. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 17, wherein each of the ring-shaped ornaments comprises a ring body, a plurality of bracket groups, and a plurality of decorative members respectively corresponding to the bracket groups, the ring body having a surrounding center The shaft defines an inner annular surface of the through hole for the tubular member and an outer annular surface opposite to the inner annular surface. The brackets are assembled on the outer annular surface of the ring body, and each bracket group has For each of the brackets, each of the decorative members is clamped and fixed by the brackets of the corresponding bracket group. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 18, wherein the annular ornaments are rotatably sleeved at opposite ends of the tubular member. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 19, wherein each ring body further has a contact surface adjacent to the hollow jewelry, and a non-contact surface opposite to the contact surface, each through hole having a adjacent contact surface a first aperture section, and a second aperture section connecting the non-contact surface and the first aperture section and having a diameter increasing from the first aperture section toward the non-contact surface; the ends of the tubular member respectively extending through the The through hole has a through hole, and each end portion has a limiting segment having a diameter larger than an aperture of the first aperture segment and abutting the inner annular surface corresponding to the second aperture segment. The jewelry assembly structure according to claim 17, wherein the hollow jewelry has a spherical shape. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 17, wherein the hollow jewelry is formed with a plurality of decorative holes. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 22, wherein each of the decorative holes has a water drop shape or a triangle or a diamond or a square or a rectangle or a circle. The jewelry assembly structure of claim 17 or 22, wherein the hollow jewelry has at least one decorative portion in a font structure.