Bracelet clasp
OwnerBrian S. Tannerinventor
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Abstract
A clasp or catch for jewelry items or the like, comprises: a first member, for attachment to one end of a jewelry item, having two parallel sides and two transversal bars interconnecting the two sides; a second generally O-shaped but not closed member having one end pivoting around one of the two transversal bars, and the other end securely engaging the other of the two transversal bars; and a third member, for attachment to another end of the jewelry item, similar in construction to said first member, having at least one cross bar for retaining said other end of the second member when not engaged by said other of the two transversal bars.
Claims1
A clasp or catch for jewelry items or the like, comprises:
- a first member, for attachment to one end of a jewelry item, having two parallel sides and two transversal bars interconnecting the two sides;
- a second clasping member, being a flattened partial "O" shaped from a rectangular band, having two ends, one end pivoting around one of the two transversal bars and having it as axis of rotation, and the other end securely clasping the other of the two transversal bars;
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- a third member, for attachment to another end of the jewelry item, having at least one cross bar for retaining the other end of the second clasping member when not securely clasping said other one of the two transversal bars.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.