MODULAR JEWELRY TIP SYSTEM

Abstract

The invention relates to small, decorative objects (charms) used in the jewelry industry for rings, bracelets, bangles, necklaces, snake-shaped bracelets, and similar ornaments.

Description

1 TARIFF MODULAR JEWELRY TIP SYSTEM Technical field The invention is used in the jewelry sector for rings, bracelets, bangles, necklaces, snake-shaped bracelets, and 5 other items. It relates to small, decorative objects (charms) used in similar jewelry. State of the Art A charm is a personalized item attached to accessories such as bracelets, necklaces, or earrings. 10 that represent a memory, a special turning point in life, or a symbolic meaning They are small objects. These small objects are often used in necklaces or bracelets. Decorative pieces reflect the owner's personal stories, interests, or important feelings. It represents memories. When systems in the current state of the art are examined, similar interlocking systems are found in 15 They are used, but these systems are only used for pendants. Due to the disadvantages encountered in the current technique, the known technique... ergonomics, safety, and ease of use of existing charm systems in this situation and has been found to be inadequate in terms of modularity. 20 Purpose of the Invention The most fundamental difference between our innovative modular jewelry end system and existing systems is... The feature / invention topic of the charm system is like the key-lock logic of two systems. It is formed by combining these two systems. Each product, such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, etc., has a value of 25. Thanks to the mushroom head we've attached, you can use the same charm head as a ring or... bracelet, whether it's a cuff bracelet, a pendant, or a snake-shaped bracelet. We can use it. Thanks to the invention, a single bracelet, ring, bangle, and curb chain can be purchased together. We can create a combination with them using a few charm headpieces. This is the charm's openable 30 the cork stopper on the bottom of jewelry such as rings, bracelets, and bangles We do this by placing it. Also, the chain located at the front and rear of the body. 2 with a force chain passed through the gaps, as a pendant and a Shahmaran (a mythical creature). available. Our modular jewelry pendant system, the subject of this invention, offers the user combination opportunities. The aim is to create it and to do so in the most economical way. Our modular jewelry pendant system, the subject of this invention, allows the user to choose 5 different pendants to match their outfit, special occasion, etc. The aim is to offer the freedom to attach any part wherever desired. Explanation of the Figures Figure 1 - Components comprising our modular jewelry pendant system, which is the subject of this invention. It is the appearance. Figure 2 shows the assembly view of the components that make up the system described in the invention. Figure 3 - Combined view of the system that is the subject of the invention. Figure 4 - View of the system in use. 15 Explanation of the references in the figures. 1. Body 2. Chain gap 3. Chain spur 6. Connection slot 20 7. Locking part 8. Moving parts 9. Connector 10. Fixing tabs 11. Opening piece 25 13. Mushroom cap 14. Jewelry surface Description of the invention The body (1) is the part formed by the charm model. 30 3 Chain gap (2) tunnel through which force chain or similar thin chains pass. It is a part. Chain studs (3) are protrusions that prevent the chain from slipping. The connector socket (6) is the female part to which the connector piece (9) is attached. Locking piece (7) secures when the body (1) is seated on the movable part (8) 5 It is the part that snaps into place by pressing on its protrusions (10). The movable part (8) also attaches to the body (1) to the jewelry surface (14) and the mushroom cap (13) part. with the marked connection socket (6) and connection part (9) into which it enters It is the part that moves. The connection part (9) is the part marked on the connection socket (6). 10 The fixing protrusions (10) are the parts where the locking piece (7) sits. With a click sound They close together and prevent spontaneous opening. The opening part (11) is the part where the charm is opened with a fingernail. The mushroom cap (13) is the supported part on which the charm sits. Jewelry surface (14) the base on which the charm sits in bracelet, ring and bangle 15 It is a surface. The movable part (8) is slid onto the jewelry surface (14) from the mushroom cap (13) part. It enters and the system is completed by closing it onto the body (1). The ring, clamp, 20 of the system’s openable / closable bottom cover, i.e., the movable part (8). It can be combined by placing it on the mushroom cap (13) of jewelry such as bracelets. Also, chain gaps (2) located at the front and rear of the fuselage (1) It can also be used as a pendant or a snake-shaped charm thanks to the attached chain. The industrial application of the invention 25 The invention is a modular jewelry pendant system; for rings, bracelets, bangles, necklaces, and snake-shaped pendants. It can be used in jewelry and similar items.

Claims

4 REQUESTS 1. The invention relates to the production of rings, bracelets, bangles, and necklaces in the jewelry sector. Modular jewelry pendant system used in Shahmaran and similar jewelry. and its feature is; 5  The body formed by the charm model (1),  The chain gap, which is the tunnel section through which the chains pass (2),  Chain protrusion that prevents the chain from slipping (3),  The connection socket (6) where the connection piece (9) is marked,  when the body (1) sits on the movable part (8) fixation 10 locking mechanism that ensures it sits by pressing on its protrusions (10). part (7),  the part of the mushroom cap (13) on the jewelry surface (14) of the body (1) by taking it in, marked connection socket (6) and connection part (9) and the moving part (8) that provides the movement, 15  By entering the connection socket (6), the movable part (8) moves providing connecting piece (9),  Fixing protrusions (10) on which the locking part (7) sits,  Opening piece that allows the charm to be opened with a fingernail (11),  The mushroom cap on which Charm sits (13), 20  securing the system on bracelets, rings and cuffs It is characterized by containing a jewelry surface (14) that provides 2. The modular jewelry end system mentioned in Claim 1 is characterized by its movable nature. from the part (8) to the jewelry surface (14) mushroom cap (13) part 25 by sliding it into the body (1) and closing it on top of the body. It is characterized by the completion of the system.

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