Interconnectable jewelry setting for the construction of jewelry pieces
OwnerSam Faciniinventor
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The invention relates to an interconnectable jewelry setting for connecting with other interconnectable jewelry settings to form a jewelry piece such as a bracelet, necklace, earrings, or other ornamental item. The jewelry setting comprises a frame formed from stamped sheet metal, in which a gemstone is mounted, a ball-link joint, which is connectable to similar jewelry settings to form the desired jewelry piece without the need for soldering or welding. The ball-link joint is held in place by a key-lock clip opening in the setting frame, and a spring insert attached to the internal end of the ball-link joint provides tension against the joint and allows for elasticity and flexibility of the jewelry piece. A snap-on cover on the base of the setting frame provides additional structural support to the frame.
A jewelry setting which is interconnectable with other jewelry settings to form a jewelry piece without the need for soldering or welding, comprising;
A jewelry setting which is interconnectable with other jewelry settings to form a jewelry piece without the need for soldering or welding, comprising;
A jewelry piece constructed from jewelry settings which are interconected without being welded or soldered, each of said jewelry settings comprising;
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