Open rings for supporting jewelry between fingers
OwnerValerie Dussininventor
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Abstract
A mounting device for hand-worn jewelry in the shape of two open rings joined together at their ends essentially forming an inverted ‘m.’ The mounting device comprises two semicircular arcs joined together to form the bottom of the inverted ‘m’ shape and three vertical stems connected at their lower end to the semi-circular arcs thus forming the legs of the inverted ‘m’. Caps are affixed to the tip of the stems, to allow anchoring of the mounting device to the webbing of the hand and also to provide on their upper surface a mounting and display area for mounting precious stones or for engraving artistic motifs.
Claims14
A mounting device for hand-worn jewelry to be worn by a wearer on his hand, in the shape of two open rings joined together at their ends essentially forming an inverted ‘m,’ said mounting device consisting essentially of:
- a) two approximately semicircular arcs joined together to form the bottom of said inverted ‘m’ shape;
- b) three approximately vertical stems connected at their lower end to said semi-circular arcs thus forming the legs of said inverted ‘m’;
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- three caps, each of said caps being mounted on each one of said vertical stems, said caps being wider than said stems, and configured to allow a gap separating each of said three caps.
A mounting device for jewelry to be worn on a wearer on his hand, consisting essentially of:
- a) an anchor bar;
- b) three stems rising from said anchor bar, said stems separated from each other by a gap;
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- c) each one of said stem carrying a cap, said cap being wider than said carrying stem,
- whereby said caps anchor said mounting device and also provide on their upper surface a display area for mounting precious stones or for engraving artistic motifs, and furthermore, configured to allow a space separating each of said three caps.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.