JPH0325608Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to an earring holder that effectively fixes and holds earrings.

"Prior Art and its Problems" As is well known, earrings are widely used as accessories for women.

Some types of earrings are so-called pierced earrings, in which a hole is formed in the earlobe, the needle-like part of the earring is inserted into this hole, and the needle-like part is fixed with a screw or nut. . However, in this case, when the earring is removed, the hole formed in the earlobe gets blocked, so each time the earring is inserted, a hole must be made in the earlobe, which has the disadvantage of causing pain each time. Ta.

In addition, as a method of fixing the earring without making a hole in the earlobe, there is a screw type in which the ornament is attached or a fixing screw is attached directly to the decorated earring body, and the fixing screw is tightened from the back side of the earlobe to fix the earring body. There was also a spring-type earring, in which a scissor spring was attached to the earring body, and the earlobe was held in place. However, since either method involves directly pinching the earlobe, it is not possible to tighten the earlobe very tightly, which causes problems such as large earrings tend to fall off and the earrings have to be tightened without pain.

This invention solves the above problems all at once; there is no need to make a hole in the earlobe when attaching the earrings to the earlobe, and there is no need to worry about the earrings falling off the earlobe even if the earrings are fixed to the earlobe with springs or screws. The purpose is to provide a holder for lost earrings.

"Means for Solving the Problems" The structure of this invention in accordance with the above-mentioned purpose consists of a pair of holding plates each having a thin tube that is inserted into the earlobe in an upright manner, and a thin tube formed on each of the holding plates. an earring needle insertion hole that communicates with the hole, and is configured to fix both of the holding plates to the earlobe by removably fitting the one thin tube into the other thin tube. The gist of this is that

"Embodiments" Next, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the earring holder of the present invention has retaining plates 2, 2' at the ends of the thin tubes 1, 1', and communicating holes 3, 3 for inserting the earring needles between the thin tubes and the retaining plate. The capillary tube 1' and the capillary tube 1 are configured to be removably fitted together.

Recesses 4, 4' are formed on the surfaces of the holding plates 2, 2' opposite to the thin tubes 1, 1'. It doesn't necessarily have to be like this, but if you do it like this,
When the earrings are fixed using a spring or screw type, the earrings are difficult to come off from the holding plate.

In the above embodiment, the two retaining plates can be attached and detached by fitting the thin tubes formed in each retaining plate, but this does not necessarily have to be the case; As long as it can be detached, one retaining plate may be screwed to the other retaining plate, for example.

The holder of the present invention may be designed to be integrated with the earrings or to be used as an accessory by itself.

"Operation" Next, the operation of the present invention configured as described above will be explained.

First, a slightly larger hole is made in the earlobe 5, the thin tube 1' is inserted into this hole, and the thin tube 1 is fitted into the thin tube 1'. It is advisable to always wear the holder of the present invention in this manner, regardless of whether earrings are being worn or not. If this is done, the earring needle portion 6 only needs to be inserted through the communication hole 3, so there is no need to make a hole in the earlobe when inserting the earring. Also, even if this holder is removed, there is a hole that is slightly larger than usual, so this hole will remain unblocked for a certain period of time.
When the holder is worn next time, there is no need to make a new hole in the earlobe.

To fix a pierced earring to the holder of the present invention, insert the earring needle part 6 into the communication hole 3,
What is necessary is just to fix the tip part to the nut 7. Fixing is exactly the same as fixing regular earrings.
That is, the earring needle part 6 is inserted into the hole 8 of the nut 7, and its tip is connected to the substantially cylindrical clamp arms 9, 9'.
It can be clamped and fixed in between.

Further, in order to fix screw-type or spring-type earrings to the holder of the present invention, the recesses 3, 3' of the retainer plates 2, 2' may be elastically supported by springs, or the earrings may be held by screws. In this case, no matter how strongly you tighten the earlobe, it will not hurt your earlobe, so even fairly large earrings can be fixed so that they do not fall off the earlobe.

"Effects of the Invention" As described above, the earring holder of the present invention eliminates the need to make a hole in the earlobe each time an earring is worn, and also allows the earrings to be strongly held or held even if they are spring-type or screw-type earrings. Since it can be held in place, there are great advantages such as no need to worry about large earrings falling off the earlobe.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the earring holder of the present invention and the earring, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the earring holder of the present invention in use. In the figure, 1, 1'... thin tube, 2, 2'... retaining plate,
3, 3'...Earring needle insertion hole, 5...Earlobe, 6...Earring needle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of holding plates each having a thin tube that is inserted into the earlobe in an upright manner, and an earring needle insertion hole that communicates with the hole of the thin tube formed in each of the holding plates. An earring holder characterized in that the holding plates are fixed to the earlobe by removably fitting one of the thin tubes into the other thin tube.