Interchangeable Head for Jewelry
a head and jewelry technology, applied in the field of interchangeable head for jewelry, can solve the problems of head moving or changing position, wear separate rings, and may be expensive to do, and achieve the effect of avoiding the need for a separate ring
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[0107]FIG. 16 shows a schematic diagram of an interchangeable head ring for another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 16 shows shank 2202, head 2201 section with peg or male section 2203 and female section or opening 2204. Opening 2204 is sized to accommodate male section 2203.
[0108]FIG. 17 shows that male section 2203 has a shape 2301 which resembles an ‘I’ in configuration. This shape creates notches 2303A and 2303B. The design allows the stone to be fitted from both sides. It also allows for the use of a push button on both sides of the shank.
[0109]FIG. 18 provides additional details about the embodiment. FIG. 18 illustrates shank 2401, female section or opening 2402 which is configured to accommodate the I-shape of the male section. Curved surfaces 2403A and 2403B define openings to receive opposingly located buttons.
[0110]FIG. 19 shows a first movable button 2501 that includes dogs or posts 2502A and 2502B. L-shaped section 2503 includes leg...
embodiment three
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[0121]FIG. 31 shows a schematic diagram of interchangeable head ring for another embodiment of the present invention. The embodiment includes head 3201 and shank 3202. Head 3201 includes peg or male section 3203 having notches at the distal end. Also include is opening or female section 3204.
[0122]FIG. 32 depicts shank 3301 or base having opening or female section 3302 that is sized to receive a male section or peg. Sections 3303 and 3304 are spaced apart to receive a jacket.
[0123]FIG. 33 shows the shape of peg 3401 which forms an ‘I’ section 3401A that allows it to be fitted from both sides for ease of use. The peg is engaged by pressing and pulling the ring head as described below. This will cause the head to be engaged and disengaged.
[0124]FIG. 34 shows spring 3501 which is tensioned to restrict the clearance for the peg to keep the head in an engaged position. Spring 3501 may be a flat spring having tongs 3502 and 3504 as shown. The tongs are confi...
embodiment four
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[0133]FIG. 43 is a schematic diagram of an interchangeable head ring for another embodiment of the present invention. It includes head 4201 having male section or peg 4203 and threaded opening 4205. Shank 4202 includes opening 4204.
[0134]As shown in FIG. 44, the embodiment includes shank 4301 having female section 4302 which is configured to receive a peg. Button 4303 is rigid and acts as a mirror part of an actuator which may be a screw button. Threaded opening 4304 has internal threads that allow it to act as a nut. Opening 4305 is a hole from which the screw button is inserted into the peg section.
[0135]FIG. 45 shows a screw button 4401. Screw button 4401 includes external threading 4402 which may be right-hand threading. Opening 4403 keeps the screw in the ring because it will receive a locking pin.
[0136]FIG. 46 shows a jacket 4501 which may be a rigid part which hides the components in the base. Sections 4502 and 4504 match corresponding sections o...
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