Fastener and ornamental device using same

An ornamental device which uses a fastener, said fastener characterized by comprising:

• connecting means for freely rotatably connecting the fastener to said main body;
• a pin extending in one direction, and a lever of said pin extending in another direction, from a portion connected at said connecting means;
• biasing means for biasing a distal end for said pin toward said main body about a rotary shaft constituted by said connecting means;
• said pin including difference-in-level means for shifting the axial direction of the pin in the proximity of its distal end toward said main body;
• accommodating means for accommodating said distal end of said pin at a portion where said biasing means causes said distal end to abut against an outer surface of said main body;
• said accommodating means has a follower which rotates to follow up motion of the distal end of said pin when said distal end is received by and extracted from the accommodating means;
• said follower being axially supported on said accommodating means and adapted to cover the distal end of said pin after the distal end is accommodated;
• and
• said main body has a recess for substantially receiving said pin when said pin is accommodated by said accommodating means, and said accommodating means is attached within said recess.

A fastener attached to a main body of an ornamental device, characterized by comprising:

• connecting means for freely rotatably connecting the fastener to said main body;
• a pin extending in one direction and a lever of said pin extending in another direction, from a portion connected at said connecting means;
• biasing means for biasing a distal end of said pin toward said main body about a rotary shaft constituted by said connecting means;
• and
• accommodating means for accommodating said distal end of said pin at a portion where said biasing means causes said distal end to abut against an outer surface of said main body;
• said accommodating means has a projection which protrudes in a direction opposite the direction of the accommodated distal end of said pin;
• said pin including difference-in-level means for shifting the axial direction of the pin in the proximity of its distal end toward said main body.