Personal ornaments
AssigneeYoshida Kogyo K.K.
InventorsTasuharu Terada, Yoshiyuki Horita, Susumu Ishii
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AssigneeYoshida Kogyo K.K.
InventorsTasuharu Terada, Yoshiyuki Horita, Susumu Ishii
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A personal ornament (1) is formed by fitting separately molded ornamental members (3) to a personal ornament body (2). The personal ornament body (2) has a space (4 of 9) formed therein at a place where the ornamental members (3) are to be fitted, and space (4 or 9) having engaging portions or members (5) formed therein so as to extend transversely therein. Each of the ornamental members (3) has ridges (8) formed integrally on the rear surface thereof and adapted to be fitted in the space (4 or 9) , and legs (7) also formed integrally on the rear surface thereof and each being adapted to engage with each of the engaging portions or members (5) in a snap fit fashion. The arrangement is made such that the configuration of the ornamental members (3) to be fitted to the personal ornament body (2) is larger than that of the space (4 or 9).
A personal ornament formed by fitting a separately molded ornamental member to a personal ornament body, characterized in that the personal ornament body has a cavity formed therein at a place where the ornamental member is to be fitted and delineated by a wall in the body surrounding the cavity, the cavity having laterally engaging portions positioned therein attached to the wall to extend transversely in said cavity, the ornamental member havign ridges formed integrally on the rear surface thereof adapted to be fitted in the cavity to laterally position the ornamental member relative thereto, and legs also formed integrally on the rear surface thereof and each being adapted to engage with a respective one of the engaging portions in a snap fit fashion upon insertion into the cavity, the arrangement being made such that the periphery of the ornamental member to be fitted to the personal ornament body is larger than that of the cavity.
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