Adjustable sized finger ring
Assignee7Cs Eurasia Fze
InventorMohit Kalra
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Abstract
A jewelry or finger ring includes a hollow ring shank and a ring setting coupled thereto. A spring member which acts as a ring resizer is coupled to the ring shank at the base thereof. The spring member has ends which are upwardly turned so as to be received within a space underneath the setting when the spring member is in a tensioned (expanded) position. When the spring member is in an untensioned position, the ring has a smaller effective ring size than that provided by the ring shank. When the spring member in a tensioned position, the ring size of the ring is adaptably increased.
Claims24
An adjustable sized finger ring comprising:
- a ring shank;
- a ring setting coupled to the ring shank;
- a space defined below the ring setting and located internal to the ring shank;
- a spring member disposed within the space and being coupled to the ring shank at a base of the ring shank, the spring member having first and second upturned ends that extend in direction toward the ring setting;
- wherein when the spring member is in an untensioned position, the ring has a smaller effective ring size than that provided by the ring shank;
- and
- when the spring member is in a tensioned position, the ring size of the ring is adaptably increased.
An adjustable sized finger ring comprising:
- a hollow ring shank having a base portion and first and second opposing side portions, the ring shank being defined by an inner circumferential surface, wherein at least the base portion has an arcuate shaped channel formed therein;
- a ring setting coupled to the ring shank;
- a flexible spring member disposed within a hollow interior of the ring shank and being at least partially disposed within the channel and coupled to the ring shank at the base portion of the ring shank, the spring member having a first curved end portion terminating at a first upturned end and a second curved end portion terminating at a second upturned end, the first and second upturned ends extending in a direction toward the ring setting;
- wherein when the spring member is in an untensioned position, the ring has a smaller effective ring size than that provided by the ring shank;
- and
- when the spring member is in a tensioned position, the ring size of the ring is adaptably increased.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.