Earring, system and method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation

Abstract

An apparatus, a system and a method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation are provided. A first end and a second end are connected to a first ornamentation and / or a second ornamentation which may be, for example, a jewel. Indentations are formed in the first end and the second end to receive rings which may surround the first end and the second end. The rings may glow in the absence of light. The first end may have an opening for receiving a rod. The second end may be removably connected to the rod. The opening in the first end may be sized to receive the rod to secure the first end to the second end.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention generally relates to an earring, a system and a method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation. More specifically, the present invention relates to an earring having a first end and a second end which house and / or secure a first ornamentation and / or a second ornamentation.

[0002] It is, of course, generally known to secure earrings to ears or other body parts, such as, for example, lips, noses, tongues and / or the like. Generally, earrings have a rod with a length between opposing ends. A basket is attached one end of the rod. Typically, the basket secures a gem, for example, a diamond, a ruby, a pearl, a stone and / or the like. The second end of the rod is removably attached to a backing. The backing may be a clip, such as, a metal clip. The backing is sized to prevent the rod from falling and / or detaching from an ear.

[0003] In use, the rod having the basket is inserted into a hole in the ear. The second...

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Embodiment Construction

[0041] The present invention relates to an earring, a system and a method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation. More specifically, the present invention relates to an earring, a system and a method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation with a rod having a length between a distal end and a proximate end. A first end and / or a second end may be secured and / or may be removably attached to the distal end and / or the proximate end via threads and / or a crevice. An ornamentation may be secured to and / or attached to the first end and / or the second end. The first end and / or the second end may have an exterior surface. Depressions may extend from the exterior surface toward the interior of the first end and / or the second end. Bands may removably attach and / or connect to the depressions.

[0042] Referring now to the drawings wherein like numerals refer to like parts, FIG. 1 illustrates a side plan view of a first end 5 and a second end 7 in an em...

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention generally relates to an earring, a system and a method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation. More specifically, the present invention relates to an earring having a first end and a second end which house and / or secure a first ornamentation and / or a second ornamentation.

[0002] It is, of course, generally known to secure earrings to ears or other body parts, such as, for example, lips, noses, tongues and / or the like. Generally, earrings have a rod with a length between opposing ends. A basket is attached one end of the rod. Typically, the basket secures a gem, for example, a diamond, a ruby, a pearl, a stone and / or the like. The second end of the rod is removably attached to a backing. The backing may be a clip, such as, a metal clip. The backing is sized to prevent the rod from falling and / or detaching from an ear.

[0003] In use, the rod having the basket is inserted into a hole in the ear. The second...

Examples

Embodiment Construction

[0041] The present invention relates to an earring, a system and a method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation. More specifically, the present invention relates to an earring, a system and a method for connecting a first ornamentation to a second ornamentation with a rod having a length between a distal end and a proximate end. A first end and / or a second end may be secured and / or may be removably attached to the distal end and / or the proximate end via threads and / or a crevice. An ornamentation may be secured to and / or attached to the first end and / or the second end. The first end and / or the second end may have an exterior surface. Depressions may extend from the exterior surface toward the interior of the first end and / or the second end. Bands may removably attach and / or connect to the depressions.

[0042] Referring now to the drawings wherein like numerals refer to like parts, FIG. 1 illustrates a side plan view of a first end 5 and a second end 7 in an em...

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