Structure of crystal-bead-contained glass

Abstract

A crystal-bead-contained glass has a circumferential wall in which a hermetical hollow chamber is formed. The glass forms a filling opening in communication with the hollow chamber for receiving crystal beads and water that are mixed according to a given ratio into the hollow chamber. The crystal beads, after mixed with water, expand and fill up the hollow chamber to form a sparkling visual effect. The crystal beads are mixed with water in a ratio of 7 gram of crystal beads added with 240 cc water, which provides the best resiliency and toughness. The crystal beads can be made with various colors to provide a colorful vision after mixed with water to attract the attention of consumers. The glass can be deposited in a freezer chamber to freeze the crystal beads so as to extend the time period of cold-keeping in using the glass to enjoy beverages.

1 . A container assembly comprising a container, crystal beads, and water, the container having a circumferential wall forming therein a hollow chamber and defining a filling hole in communication with the hollow chamber and sealed by a removable plug, the crystal beads being of a diameter of approximately 1-2 mm and being made of polymer of acrylic acid, characterized in that the beads and water are filled through the filling hole into the hollow chamber in such a ratio of every 7 gram of crystal beads is added with 240 cc of water. 
     
     
         2 . The container assembly according to  claim 1 , wherein the crystal beads are made with various colors. 
     
     
         3 . The container assembly according to  claim 1 , wherein the crystal beads absorb water and expand to a diameter of approximately 6-8 mm having excellent resiliency and toughness.