Transferrable jewelry clasp with neck chain or neck band
OwnerCarl Elsenerinventor
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A transferable jewelry clasp that can be worn with different chains or bands which has the shape of a ring or has a central opening and has an upper part and a lower part. These parts are connected with one another on one side by means of a hinge, and on the opposite side by means of a snap clasp. It can thus be opened and closed easily. In order to ensure that the jewelry clasp is not lost, two cams directed inwardly toward the central opening are attached to the upper part. Eyelets are attached to the ends of the chain, which are so dimensioned that their internal diameters are larger than the thickness of the jewelry clasp ring and smaller than the thickness of the ring plus the height of the cam. With such dimensioning, the chain and eyelets can only be attached to a position differing from the supporting direction on the upper clasp part, and the danger of loss is avoided, even if the jewelry clasp is opened involuntarily.
A transferable jewelry clasp for different neck chains or bands, the end eyelets of which are dimensioned corresponding to the jewelry clasp, while the jewelry clasp is formed in a closed shape having a central opening, and is divided into an upper part (2) and a lower part (1), whereby these parts are connected with each other on one side by means of a hinge, and on the opposing side by means of a snap clasp, comprising on said upper part (2), both on the side of said snap clasp as well as on the side of said hinge, a cam (6, 6') directed inwardly to said central opening is attached, and that said end eyelets (7) of said neck chain or band are so dimensioned, that their internal diameter (D) is greater than the thickness of said upper part (2) and smaller than the thickness of said upper part (2) plus the height of said cam, so that it can only be attached or detached in the open position of the clasp by means of said cam and said upper part (2).
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