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US 2003/0115903 A1Published application
Segmented jewelry item
AssigneeAdipaz Ltd.
InventorGiuseppe Scharf
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Abstract
A gem setting for use with a ring or other jewelry item is provided with internal divisions having pluralities of stones in each division. Each division houses a different type or color of stone, such that the groupings of similar stones are preferably restricted to a particular region on the jewelry face. The divisions may take the form of a variety of shapes and geometric configurations.
Claims22
A gem setting comprising:
- an enclosure defined by an upper boundary surface, a lower boundary surface and a peripheral boundary surface;
- at least one partition fixedly positioned between the upper and lower boundary surface and dividing the enclosure into at least two chambers;
- at least one of a first gemstone confinedly positioned in one of said at least two chambers;
- and
- a plurality of second gemstones confinedly positioned in another of said at least two chambers and being movable within said respective chamber.
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A jewelry item incorporating a gem setting, wherein the gem setting comprising:
- an enclosure defined by an upper boundary surface, a lower boundary surface and a peripheral boundary surface;
- at least one partition fixedly positioned between the upper and lower boundary surface and dividing the enclosure into at least two chambers;
- at least one of a first gemstone confinedly positioned in one of said at least two chambers;
- and
- a plurality of second gemstones confinedly positioned in another of said at least two chambers and being movable within said respective chamber.
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A gem setting comprising:
- an enclosure defined between an upper glass sheet, a lower glass sheet and a peripheral sidewall;
- at least one partition positioned between the upper and lower glass sheets and dividing the enclosure into at least two chambers;
- a plurality of unmounted gemstones positioned in each of said at least two chambers and being movable about said chambers.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.