Provided is a rope that can be used even by those not familiar with ropework and whose knots will not loosen or come apart. A rope with holes has at least three bonded parts obtained by bonding two cords together at fixed intervals, as well as two openings formed between adjacent bonded parts. The rope with holes can be easily tied with another rope by guiding the other rope through its openings and the knots will not loosen or come apart.

A cord lock includes a male tool and a female tool that receives a part of the male tool by pressing the male tool against a biasing force of a biasing device, and so as to match cord eyelets formed in sides of the male tool and the female tool each other at a predetermined pressing position of the male tool. An engaging part that is engaged with an engaged part of the female tool by the biasing force of the biasing device to prevent the male tool from slipping out of a position before the pressing operation, is formed on a side of the male tool intersecting a direction in which the eyelet passes through, and at a position closer to a pressing backward side than a hole edge located on a pressing forward side of the eyelet.

A magnetic fastener includes first and second lock bodies engaged with each other. The first lock body includes a first magnet and a fastener body. The first magnet is defined with a through hole extending through the two opposite end surfaces of the first magnet. The fastener body is movably received in the through hole. The fastener body includes a main body, an interface part disposed at one end of the main body, and a plurality of elastic arms extending outward from the other end of the main body. The interface part passes through the through hole. A receiving space is defined between the elastic arms. The inner side of the free end of the elastic arms is respectively provided with a clasp. The second lock body includes a second magnet and a hook body connected to the second magnet. The hook body is provided with a buckling part. The elastic arms of the fastener body is elastically deformed by inserting the buckling part into the receiving space of the fastener body as well as by the magnetic poles of the opposite two end surfaces of the first magnet and the second magnet attracting and abutting each other, whereby the clasps buckles with the buckling part for locking the first lock body and the second lock body together.

The object of the present invention is to provide a fastener for ornaments with a pin that enables smooth insertion and reliable clamping of the pin by the following solution means.

A fastener for ornaments includes a housing 12 having a pin passing hole 16 and an opening portion 19, a guide 22 having a small diameter portion 23a as the pin passing hole 16 side, a movable operating body 32 having a grip member 34 protruded to an exterior from the opening portion 19 at one end 33a of a column portion 33 and having, at another end 33b, a small ball holder portion 35, with which in a latched state, a surface at a small ball 46 side of its outer peripheral surface 37 closely contacts an inner peripheral surface 24 of the guide 22, and a coil spring 52 pressingly urging the movable operating body 35 in a pin clamping direction, the inner peripheral surface 24 and the outer peripheral surface 37 have tapers of the same angle of 10 to 20 degrees, and the small ball holder portion 35 is formed of a plurality of the small balls 46 and an embracing portion 43 by which the small balls 46 are pushed out when one side spherical surfaces positioned at the outer peripheral surface 37 side are pressure contacted with the inner peripheral surface 24 to clamp the inserted pin (P) by pressure contact of the other side spherical surfaces that directly face the inserted pin (P).