Clasp for jewelry, especially for necklaces and bracelets
OwnerWolfgang Böhm, Rolf Bürkleinventors
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The invention describes a clasp for jewelry, especially for necklaces and bracelets, comprising a push-in fastener element, a receptacle element for receiving the push-in fastener element, a latching mechanism by means of which the push-in fastener element can be latched in the receptacle element, the latching mechanism comprising a spreadable latching means which when spread comes into a form-locking engagement with the receptacle element, and a handling means that can be gripped from outside of the receptacle element, for operation of the latching mechanism. It is provided according to the invention that the handling means is attached to a slide which is provided in the receptacle element and which in a first position, hereafter described as the latched position, is in engagement with the latching means and holds the latter in spread condition while in a second position, hereafter described as the unlatched position, it does not hold the latching means in spread condition.
Clasp for jewelry, comprising a push-in fastener element, a receptacle element for receiving the push-in fastener element, a latching mechanism by means of which the push-in fastener element can be latched in the receptacle element, the latching mechanism comprising a spreadable latching means which when spread comes into a form-locking engagement with the receptacle element, and a handling means that can be gripped from outside of the receptacle element, for operation of the latching mechanism, in which the handling means is attached to a slide which is provided in the receptacle element and which in a first position, hereafter described as the latched position, is in engagement with the latching means and holds the latter in spread condition while in a second position, hereafter described as the unlatched position, it does not hold the latching means in spread condition, wherein the push-in fastener element has a section engaging the receptacle element, in which section two or more than two rolling elements are distributed over the periphery of the push-in fastener element and are caught in such a way that in a first position, hereafter called their latched position, they will project beyond the outer surface of the engaging section of the push-in fastener element and engage a matching recess provided in the receptacle element and that in a second position, hereafter called the unlatched position, the rolling elements do not engage the matching recess in the receptacle element.
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