Combined finger ring

• US 20070017252A1
• Filed: 07/19/2005
• Published: 01/25/2007
• Est. Priority Date: 07/19/2005
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Azure Complex Inc.
• Original Assignee: Azure Complex Inc.
• Inventors: Yoshida, Yuko, Yoshida, Takasuke
• Application Number:
  US11/184,077
• Publication Number:
  US 20070017252A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 63/15
• CPC Class Codes: A44C 13/00 Connectible jewellery
• CPC Class Codes: A44C 9/0023 in a separable way

Abstract

A highly fashionable finger ring consisted of replaceable ring-shaped members is provided.

A finger ring has ring-shaped members 1 and 2, each ring-shaped member 1 and 2 being decoupled in the center part, and between the both ends of a circular arc part 9(10), an opening 3(4) is produced by being twisted the both ends in a counter direction. Each end of the first ring-shaped member has the jewelry part 5 and 7 respectively, while each end of the second ring-shaped member having the jewelry part 6 and 8 respectively. The jewelry part 5(6) is relatively large, while the other jewelry part 7(8) being relatively small. Relatively large jewelry part 5(6) may be stereoscopic and large. When putting on a first and second ring-shaped member 1 and 2 in a manner opposed each other, a relatively large jewelry part 5(6) of either one of the two ring-shaped members fits in the opening 4(3) of the other ring-shaped member, seeming like one finger ring. Each ring-shaped member 1(2) is replaceable and can be combined extremely easily. Moreover, each ring-shaped member can be used individually.

Claims

1. A finger ring consisted of a ring-shaped member which is decoupled in such a manner to form a circular arc part,

the circular arc part of the ring-shaped member being skewed;

the both ends being twisted in a counter direction;

being orthogonally oriented each other to the circular arc part;

the both ends having an opening therebetween;

the both ends having a jewelry part, respectively.

2. A finger ring according to claim 1, wherein the jewelry part is integrated with the ring-shaped member.

3. A finger ring according to claim 1, wherein the jewelry part attached on one of the two ends is relatively large, while the jewelry part attached on the other end being relatively small.

5. A finger ring according to claim 2, wherein the jewelry part attached on one of the two ends is relatively large, while the jewelry part attached on the other end being relatively small.

4. A finger ring consisted of ring-shaped members which is decoupled in such a manner to form a circular arc part,

a circular arc part of a first ring-shaped member being skewed;

the both ends being twisted in a counter direction; and

being orthogonally oriented each other to the circular arc part;

the both ends having a first opening therebetween;

the both ends having large and small first jewelry part, respectively,

a circular arc part of a second ring-shaped member being skewed, the both ends being twisted in the counter direction; and

being orthogonally oriented each other to the circular arc part;

the both ends having a second opening therebetween;

the both ends having large and small second jewelry part, respectively, and further;

when putting on the first ring-shaped member and the second ring-shaped member in a manner opposed each other, a relatively large one of the first jewelry parts engages with the second opening, while a relatively large one of the second jewelry parts engaging with the first opening.