Dual ring with protector
OwnerKenneth H. Bonchekinventor
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Abstract
A dual ring with protector comprises a pair of rings arranged to be worn together on one finger. One of the pair of rings has an integral protective channel which is adapted to receive the second ring of the pair. The second ring of the pair has ornamentation around its circumference which requires protection from scratching, abrasion, and the possibility that the stones worn facing the inside of the hand will fall out if the gold holding them catches on clothing or hits an object. The protective channel of the first ring is adapted to receive the second ring and protects the complete inner portion, facing the inside of the hand, from wear, scratches, abrasion and the possibility that the stones worn facing the inside of the hand will fall out if the gold holding them catches on clothing or hits an object.
Claims3
A dual ring with protector comprising,
- a) a first ring,
- b) a second ring in the shape of an annulus, and
- c) an annular segment member, integral with said first ring, and having a channel dimensioned to receive said second ring,
- wherein said second ring includes a first and a second set of ornamental stones, said first set of stones being different from said second set of stones, whereby said first set of stones is received and protected by said channel when said second set of stones is exposed to view, and said second set of stones is received and protected by said channel when said first set of stones is exposed to view.
A two-piece dual ring with protector comprising,
- a first ring having an annular segment member, and
- a second ring in the shape of an annulus,
- said annular segment member being integral with and extending as a solid projection from said first ring so as to receive said second ring in an abutting relationship with said first ring,
- wherein said second ring includes first and second sets of ornamental stones, said first set of stones being received and protected by said annular segment member when said second set of stones is exposed to view, and said second set of stones being received and protected by said annular segment member when said first set of stones is exposed to view.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.