VERTICAL STONE POSITIONING MOUNTING SYSTEM

Abstract

The invention relates to a setting system used in the jewelry sector for fixing precious stones such as diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, rubies (30) and which improves the optical performance by positioning the precious stone (30) in a vertical form, strengthens the light refraction and makes the precious stone (30) look bright.

Description

1 TARIFF VERTICAL STONE POSITIONING MOUNTING SYSTEM Technical Area 5 The invention is for the processing of precious stones such as diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and rubies in the jewelry industry. It relates to the fastening system used in its fixation. The invention, in particular, enhances the optical performance of the gemstone by positioning it vertically, resulting in a 10% increase in performance. enhancing light refraction and making the stone appear shiny It is related to the nailing system. State of the Art Used in the jewelry industry for fixing precious stones onto metal. Common setting techniques generally include claw setting, flush setting, and socket setting. It consists of traditional methods such as pinning, channel pinning, and similar techniques. In all techniques, the stone is placed horizontally with the top plate or stone cap facing upwards. It is positioned in this location. Horizontal positioning allows light to reach the stone only from the top surface. allowing it to be taken and the cone-shaped top, edge cuts and side surfaces of the stone are invisible. This situation remains a fundamental technical limitation on the optical performance of the stone. This is considered a characteristic. In horizontal setting, the bottom and side surfaces of the stone are made of metal. Because it is obscured by the light source, the stone's ability to refract light is reduced, resulting in less brightness and reflection. Its effect is concentrated only on the top surface. Therefore, all surfaces of the stone should be 25 Being visible or receiving light in all directions cannot be achieved with current techniques. In known claw setting techniques, the claws surround the top plate of the stone, securing it. They secure it in place. However, these prongs only partially cover the side surfaces of the stone, and the stone It does not offer a mechanical structure suitable for holding it in a vertical position. Recessed and mortise 30 In bezel setting techniques, the stone is completely surrounded by metal, so the stone's optical properties are enhanced. The surfaces are further closed. In these techniques, the stone is positioned vertically. It is not only impossible, but it is also technically impossible to make the cone-shaped top of the stone visible. The common feature of existing setting techniques is that they are based on fixing the stone along the horizontal axis. 35 They are. Therefore, a structure that allows the stone to be positioned on the vertical axis, 2 The claw geometry or carrier metal form is not found in current techniques. Positioning the stone vertically is problematic in known techniques, both mechanically and optically. From this perspective, it remains an unresolved need. Current setting techniques are unable to reveal all surfaces of the stone, and 5 The stone does not include a vertical positioning structure that would improve its optical performance. It is possible to position the nails in such a way that they leave the side surfaces of the stone exposed. Therefore, a suitable mounting system for vertical stone positioning is not known. It requires a new structural solution that is not included in existing techniques. In conclusion, the existence of the above problems and the inadequacy of the current solutions, This has made it necessary to make improvements in the technical field. Purpose of the Invention The present invention eliminates the aforementioned disadvantages and contributes to the relevant technical field. It relates to a vertical stone positioning studding system that brings new advantages. The main purpose of the invention is to position the gemstone vertically, thereby enabling the stone to be positioned on the vertical axis. They developed a fixing system that made it possible for all optical surfaces to be visible. to place. The aim of the invention is to make the cone, top plate, and edge sections of the stone visible simultaneously. a setting system that enhances the light refraction and brilliance effect of the stone by providing to reveal. 25 Another aim of the invention is to create a material that does not cover the side surfaces of the stone and improves optical performance. The aim is to create a fastening system that offers a rigid structural arrangement. Another aim of the invention is to make the stone 30 invisible in classic horizontal setting techniques. a new stone positioning solution that makes the surfaces visible to reveal. Another aim of the invention is to enhance the aesthetic perception of the gemstone by capturing light in multiple directions. The goal is to develop a setting system that enhances the optical performance of the stone. 35 3 The structural and characteristic features and all the advantages of the invention are given in the figures below. And thanks to the detailed explanation written with references to these figures, it becomes clearer. This will be understood as such. Therefore, the evaluation should also include these forms and detailed explanations. This should be done taking that into consideration. Figures that will help understand the invention. Figure 1: Front view of the setting system described in the invention, mounted on a precious stone. It is the appearance. Figure 2: Side view of the setting system, the subject of the invention, mounted on the precious stone. It is the appearance. Figure 3: Top of the inventive setting system mounted on a gemstone. It is the appearance. Figure 4: Bottom of the setting system described in the invention, mounted on a precious stone. It is the appearance. 15 Figure 5: Perspective of the inventive setting system mounted on a precious stone. It is the appearance. Explanation of Part References 10. Carrier body 20. Nails 30. Precious stones Detailed Description of the Invention 25 This detailed explanation describes the preferred alternatives to the fastening system that is the subject of this invention. purely for the purpose of better understanding the subject and without any limiting influence. It is explained in a way that will not create a problem. Figures 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 show the appearance of the fastening system that is the subject of the invention. According to the setting system in its most basic form; positioning the precious stone (30) on the vertical axis carrier body (10), located on the carrier body (10) and the precious stone (30) on the top and bottom The claw (20) that holds the carrier body (10) by the edge surfaces and fixes it on the vertical axis It includes. 35 4 The carrier body (10) which forms the main structure of the rigging system subject to the invention is made of metal. Made of material, and (30) horizontal precious stones such as diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, rubies etc. This ensures that the carrier is positioned on the vertical axis instead of the axial axis. body (10), the cap of the precious stone (30), the top table and the edge cuts should be visible It creates the geometric arrangement that makes it possible. 5 There are lugs (20) on the carrier body (10). These lugs (20), by touching the top and bottom edge surfaces of the gemstone (30) vertically They are clamping elements that fix the axis. The claws (20) are mounted on the carrier body (10). not covering the side surfaces of the gemstone (30) and improving the optical performance of the gemstone (30) by 10 It is positioned with an angle that increases. Thus the cone of the precious stone (30) and The edges remain visible, the refraction and brilliance effect of the gemstone (30) It is getting stronger.

Claims

REQUESTS 1. Precious stones such as diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, rubies, etc. (30) in the jewelry sector It is a fastening system used for fixing, and its characteristic feature is; - 5 metal pieces positioning the precious stone (30) on the vertical axis Product carrier body (10), - located on the carrier body (10) and the precious stone (30) on the upper and lower edges holding the surfaces and fixing them to the carrier body (10) on the vertical axis It contains nails (20).

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