초록 ▼

A clasp for connecting one or more jewelry items together has a male body and a female body. The male body engages with the female body by placing an insert of the male body into an insert-receiving volume of the female body. The insert-receiving volume is defined by a shell, the shell being formed

A clasp for connecting one or more jewelry items together has a male body and a female body. The male body engages with the female body by placing an insert of the male body into an insert-receiving volume of the female body. The insert-receiving volume is defined by a shell, the shell being formed by a first surface and a second surface which are joined by a lateral surface. The insert has a planar body and a spring arm which is hingedly connected to the planar body. A lip of the shell normally prevents the insert from being moved into or out of the shell, but the free end can be pressed down by a connected tab, such that the free end does not encounter the lip. The spring arm returns to a default equilibrium position when external force is not applied via the tab.

대표청구항 ▼

1. A jewelry clasp comprising: a male body;a female body;the male body being coupled to the female body;the male body comprising an insert;the insert comprising a planar body, a spring arm and a tab;the tab being configured to be directly pressed down to disengage the male body from the female body;

1. A jewelry clasp comprising: a male body;a female body;the male body being coupled to the female body;the male body comprising an insert;the insert comprising a planar body, a spring arm and a tab;the tab being configured to be directly pressed down to disengage the male body from the female body;the female body comprising a shell and an insert-receiving volume;the male body and the female body each comprising at least one accessory-coupling member;the insert-receiving volume traversing into the shell;the insert being configured to be accommodated within the insert-receiving volume;the at least one accessory-coupling member of the male body being adjacently connected to the insert;the at least one accessory-coupling member of the female body being adjacently connected to the shell;the spring arm being adjacently connected to the planar body;the tab being adjacently connected to the spring arm;the spring arm comprising a fixed end and a free end;the fixed end being hingedly connected to the planar body;the tab being positioned adjacent to the free end;the shell comprising a first surface, a second surface, a lateral surface, a notch and a lip;the first surface being connected to the second surface by the lateral surface;the insert-receiving volume being positioned between the first surface, the second surface and the lateral surface;the lip being adjacently connected to the first surface;the lip being positioned adjacent to the insert-receiving volume;the lip being configured to prevent removal of the insert from the insert-receiving volume in response to the insert being accommodated within the insert-receiving volume;the notch being formed on the first surface;the notch penetrating through the first surface;the notch being communicated with the insert-receiving volume;the notch being positioned adjacent to the lip;the tab comprising a neck portion and a head portion;the neck portion and the head portion being connected to each other;the notch comprising a notch periphery;the neck portion comprising a neck periphery;the head portion comprising a head periphery; andthe notch periphery being larger than the neck periphery and smaller than the head periphery, such that the head portion is prevented from being pressed into and hidden within the notch and the insert-receiving volume when the neck portion penetrates through the notch and the insert is accommodated within the insert-receiving volume. 2. The jewelry clasp as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the at least one accessory-coupling member of the male body is adjacently connected to the planar body of the insert; andthe at least one accessory-coupling member of the male body is positioned opposite the fixed end across the planar body. 3. The jewelry clasp as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the at least one accessory-coupling member of the female body is adjacently connected to the lateral surface; andthe at least one accessory-coupling member of the female body is positioned opposite the insert-receiving volume through the lateral surface. 4. The jewelry clasp as claimed in claim 1, wherein: at least one of the at least one accessory-coupling member of the male body and the at least one accessory-coupling member of the female body is a ring.