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US 12,310,466 B2Granted
Jewelry module
OwnerCan Koçhisarliinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a jewelry module in which each core module is formed by connecting each other in jewelry produced by processing precious metals. The jewelry module has a rotation bed having an axis of rotation formed so as to be centered on the joining axis of each core module. Additionally, an angle of rotation with a reduced distance away from the rotational movement of each core module by the presence of said axis of rotation is provided, and a connection bracket is centered on the axis of rotation, which grasps the rotation bed and enables one core module to be connected with the other core module.
Claims7
A jewelry module comprising:
- a plurality of core modules each being of a monolithic structure, each of said plurality of core modules being connected to at least one other core module of said plurality of core modules, each of said plurality of core modules being formed of a processed precious metal;
- a rotation bed positioned on each of said plurality of core modules, said rotation bed having a central rotation axis along a joining axis, said rotation bed allowing symmetrical movement while preventing lateral movement of each of said plurality of core modules, wherein an angle of rotation is formed by a displacement between adjacent core modules of said plurality of core modules during rotational movement around the central rotation axis, a semicircular pin space being formed within each core module of said plurality of core modules, the semicircular pin space dimensioned to receive an outer semicircular portion of said rotation bed;
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- a connection bracket positioned about the central rotation axis, said connection bracket interlocking with said rotation bed via a joining space, wherein the rotation bed prevents deviations from the central rotation axis, the interlocking of said connection bracket eliminating gaps between said plurality of core modules.
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