Magnified-look diamond jewelry
A jewelry setting has a magnifying lens in a lens holder for supporting the magnifying lens. A precious stone arrangement is supported by a precious stone setting for supporting the precious stone arrangement below the magnifying lens, at such position relative to the magnifying lens as to produce a magnified image of the precious stone arrangement at a top surface of the magnifying lens. A mechanical coupling is configured to couple the precious stone setting to the lens holder. The setting can be implemented as any type of jewelry item, e.g. a finger ring, a necklace, a pendant and the like.
1. A jewelry setting, comprising:
a magnifying lens having a given diametrical size;
a band configured to hold and support the magnifying lens;
a precious stone having a diametrical size substantially smaller than the diametrical size of the magnifying lens and a table surface facing the magnifying lens, said precious stone being located centrally below the magnifying lens, the precious stone being spaced away from the magnifying lens;
a precious stone setting configured to stationarily support the precious stone directly below the magnifying lens, at such position relative to the magnifying lens as to produce a magnified image of the precious stone at a top surface of the magnifying lens; and
the precious stone setting being affixed to the band that holds the magnifying lens by a plurality of prongs, each said prong having one end attached to the band and another end attached to a stone setting which physically holds the precious stone.
2. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the precious stone comprises a single diamond.
3. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the jewelry setting comprises and supports a plurality of additional diamonds arranged as a cluster.
4. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein in the magnifying lens comprises a plano-convex lens.
5. The jewelry setting of claim 4 , wherein the plano-convex lens is made of one of glass and plastic material.
6. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the precious stone setting includes a plurality of spaced prongs that are affixed at one end thereof to the band.
7. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the precious stone setting comprises a sheet of glass with one or more cutouts for respectively receiving and holding one or more respective diamonds.
8. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the band has an outer shape which is one of: round-shape, pear-shape, heart-shape, oval-shape, square-shape, triangle-shape and rectangular-shape.
9. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the precious stone comprises one centrally located diamond that has an outer shape which is one of: round-shape, square-shape, cushion-shape, oval-shape, emerald-shape, pear-shape and marquis-shape.
10. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , including a setting connector attached to the jewelry setting and the connector being configured to enable wearing the jewelry setting as one of: a bracelet, a necklace, a pendant, and an earring.
11. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the magnifying lens has a magnifying power to provide the magnified image at least twice as large as the size of the precious stone, when the precious stone is located adjacent a bottom surface of the magnifying lens.
12. The jewelry setting of claim 11 , wherein the magnification provided by the magnifying glass is four times the actual image size of the precious stone arrangement.
13. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein said magnifying lens is coated with an anti-reflective coating.
14. The jewelry setting of claim 13 , wherein the coating is fingerprint resistant and scratch resistant.
15. The jewelry setting of claim 1 , wherein the precious stone setting is attached to the band so that a space between the precious stone and of the magnifying glass is water resistant in a manner that does not allow liquid or moisture to enter into said space.
16. A jewelry setting, comprising:
a magnifying lens having a given diametrical size;
a band configured to hold and support the magnifying lens;
a precious stone having a diametrical size substantially smaller than the diametrical size of the magnifying lens and a table surface facing the magnifying lens, said precious stone being located centrally below the magnifying lens, the precious stone being spaced away from the magnifying lens;
a precious stone setting configured to stationarily support the precious stone directly below the magnifying lens, at such position relative to the magnifying lens as to produce a magnified image of the precious stone at a top surface of the magnifying lens; and
the precious stone setting being affixed to the band that holds the magnifying lens by a plurality of prongs, each said prong having one end attached to the band and another end attached to a stone setting which physically holds the precious stone, including a glass tube that connects the precious stone setting to the lens holder.
17. The jewelry setting of claim 16 , wherein glue is used to attach the lens to the jewelry setting.