Rotatable polymorphic ring
Abstract
A ring includes a first-half side formed of a first metal, a second-half side formed of a second metal, where the second half side adjacent and symmetrical to the first-half side. The ring includes a third-half side of the first metal and faces in the opposite direction of the first-half side and a fourth-half side of the second metal, the fourth-half side adjacent and symmetrical to the third-half side and faces in the opposite direction of the second-half side. The ring includes a first pattern of indicia embedded in the first metal and a second pattern of indicia embedded in the second metal. The ring includes a first recessed annular pattern of on the same side as the first-half side and the second-half side and a second recessed annular pattern of indicia on the same side as the third-half side and the fourth-half side.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A polymorphic ring with at least two facets, the ring comprising:
a first half side formed of a first material; a second half side formed of a second material, the second half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the first half side; a third half side formed of the first material and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the first half side; a fourth half side formed of the second material, the fourth half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the third half side and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the second half side; a first pattern of first indicia in the first material; a second pattern of second indicia in the second material; wherein the first half side and third half side collectively define a first unique design therebetween; wherein the second half side and fourth half side collectively define a second unique design therebetween that is different from the first unique design; and wherein the first unique design and the second unique design define at least two distinct facets each of which is either alternatively displayed or concealed based on selective rotation of the ring on a wearer's finger.
2 . The polymorphic ring of claim 1 , wherein the first indicia and second indicia are jewels or engravings.
3 . The polymorphic ring of claim 1 , wherein the first material and the second material are any of:
white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, or titanium steel.
4 . The polymorphic ring of claim 1 , further comprising a grill design in an interior surface of the ring.
5 . The polymorphic ring of claim 4 , wherein the grill design comprises a receptacle for placement of an element.
6 . The polymorphic ring of claim 5 , wherein the element comprises any of:
a jewel, a radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip, or an electronic element configured to process a transaction.
7 . The polymorphic ring of claim 4 , wherein the grill design comprises a serial number of the ring.
8 . The polymorphic ring of claim 1 , wherein:
a width of the first pattern of first indicia comprises three spaced rounded jewels; or a width of the second pattern of second indicia comprises three spaced vertical rectangular jewels or two spaced horizontal rectangular jewels.
9 . The polymorphic ring of claim 1 , wherein the first indicia and second indicia-comprise precious stones, the precious stones comprising any of or any combination of:
diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and sapphires.
10 . The polymorphic ring of claim 1 , further comprising:
a first recessed annular pattern of a third indicia on a same side as the first half side and the second half side; and a second recessed annular pattern of a fourth indicia on a same side as the third half side and the fourth half side; wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are different from each other; and wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are selectably displayed in alternative orientations based on 180 ° rotation of the ring about an axis that is perpendicular to the wearer's finger.
11 . A method for selectively orienting at least two facets of a polymorphic ring, the method comprising:
providing a first half side formed of a first material; providing a second half side formed of a second material, the second half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the first half side; providing a third half side formed of the first material and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the first half side; providing a fourth half side formed of the second material, the fourth half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the third half side and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the second half side; providing a first pattern of first indicia in the first material; providing a second pattern of second indicia in the second material; wherein the first half side and third half side collectively define a first unique design therebetween; wherein the second half side and fourth half side collectively define a second unique design therebetween that is different from the first unique design; and wherein the first unique design and the second unique design define at least two distinct facets each of which is either alternatively displayed or concealed based on selective rotation of the ring on a wearer's finger.
12 . The method of claim 11 , wherein the first indicia and second indicia, are jewels or engravings.
13 . The method of claim 11 , wherein the first indicia and second indicia, comprise precious stones, the precious stones comprising any of or any combination of:
diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and sapphires.
14 . The method of claim 11 , wherein the first material and the second metal are any of:
white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, or titanium steel.
15 . The method of claim 11 , further comprising:
providing a grill design in an interior surface of the ring.
16 . The method of claim 14 , wherein the grill design comprises a receptacle for placement of an element.
17 . The method of claim 15 , wherein the element comprises any of:
a jewel, a radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip, or an electronic element configured to process a transaction.
18 . The method of claim 14 , wherein the grill design comprises a serial number of the ring.
19 . The method of claim 11 , further comprising:
providing a first recessed annular pattern of a third indicia on a same side as the first half side and the second half side; and providing a second recessed annular pattern of a fourth indicia on a same side as the third half side and the fourth half side; wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are different from each other; and wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are selectably displayed in alternative orientations based on 180° rotation of the ring about an axis that is perpendicular to the wearer's finger.
20 . A ring, comprising:
an outside ring formed by a material which has at least one opening or transparent section thereon; an inside ring having at least one design on the surface thereof that meets with the outside ring; and a locking mechanism that secures the inside ring completely inside the outside ring coaxially; wherein the outside ring and the inside ring are independently rotatable, respectively about a common axis; and wherein respective rotation of either of the outside or inside rings positions the at least one design underneath the at least one opening or transparent section of the outside ring, thereby displaying the design of the inside ring through the opening or transparent section of the outside ring.
21 . Polymorphic jewelry having at least two facets, the jewelry comprising:
a first portion formed of a first material; a second portion formed of a second material, the second portion adjacent to and symmetrical to the first portion; a third portion formed of the first material and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the first portion; a fourth portion formed of the second material, the fourth portion adjacent to and symmetrical to the third portion and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the second portion; a first pattern of first indicia in the first material; a second pattern of second indicia in the second material; wherein the first portion and third portion collectively define a first unique design therebetween; wherein the second portion and fourth portion collectively define a second unique design therebetween that is different from the first unique design; and wherein the first unique design and the second unique design define at least two distinct facets each of which is either alternatively displayed or concealed based on selective rotation thereof.
22 . A polymorphic ring with at least two facets, the ring comprising:
a first half side formed of a first metal material; a second half side formed of a second metal material, the second half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the first half side; a third half side formed of the first metal material and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the first half side; a fourth half side formed of the second metal material, the fourth half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the third half side and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the second half side; a first recessed annular pattern of a third indicia on a same side as the first half side and the second half side; and a second recessed annular pattern of a fourth indicia on a same side as the third half side and the fourth half side; wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are different from each other; and wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are selectably displayed in alternative orientations based on 180° rotation of the ring about an axis that is perpendicular to the wearer's finger.
23 . The polymorphic ring of claim 22 , wherein the first metal material and the second metal material are any of:
white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, or titanium steel.
24 . The polymorphic ring of claim 22 , further comprising a grill design in an interior surface of the ring.
25 . The polymorphic ring of claim 24 , wherein the grill design comprises a receptacle for placement of an element.
26 . The polymorphic ring of claim 25 , wherein the element comprises any of:
a jewel, a radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip, or an electronic element configured to process a transaction.
27 . The polymorphic ring of claim 24 , wherein the grill design comprises a serial number of the ring.
28 . A method for selectively orienting at least two facets of a polymorphic ring, the method comprising:
providing a first half side formed of a first metal material; providing a second half side formed of a second metal material, the second half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the first half side; providing a third half side formed of the first metal material and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the first half side; providing a fourth half side formed of the second metal material, the fourth half side adjacent to and symmetrical to the third half side and outwardly facing in an opposite direction of the second half side; providing a first recessed annular pattern of a third indicia on a same side as the first half side and the second half side; and providing a second recessed annular pattern of a fourth indicia on a same side as the third half side and the fourth half side; wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are different from each other; and wherein the first and second recessed annular patterns are selectably displayed in alternative orientations based on 180° rotation of the ring about an axis that is perpendicular to the wearer's finger.
29 . The method of claim 28 , wherein the first metal material and the second metal material are any of:
white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, or titanium steel.
29 . The method of claim 28 , further comprising:
providing a grill design in an interior surface of the ring.
30 . The method of claim 29 , wherein the grill design comprises a receptacle for placement of an element.
31 . The method of claim 30 wherein the element comprises any of:
a jewel, a radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip or an electronic element configured to process a transaction.
32 . The method of claim 29 , wherein the grill design comprises a serial number of the ring.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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