Abstract: The present invention relates to an artificial nail, more especially to an artificial nail and an apparatus for attaching the artificial nail on a nail of human being so that it is convenient to attach and change the artificial nail an can be adjusted according to the length of the artificial nail. The apparatus for attaching an artificial nail on the natural fingernail includes a lower attaching plate attached on an upper side of the natural fingernail, and an upper attaching plate attached on a lower side of the artificial nail and combined with the lower attaching plate.

Abstract: A golf tee comprising a burying device including a concave head portion for retaining a golf ball, and a first cone extending from the head portion by a predetermined length. At least one stacked inserting device I provided which includes a second cone made of a thin sheet and arranged to receive therein the first cone of said burying device. At least one blocking protrusion is formed in an outer circumference of the second cone. A spring is compressed between said burying device and said at least one stacked inserting device. A coupling device is coupled with the burying device. The coupling device includes a cylindrical body with openings in an upper portion and a lower portion thereof sized for said at least one stacked inserting device to pass therethrough.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an artificial nail, more especially to an artificial nail and an apparatus for attaching the artificial nail on a nail of human being so that it is convenient to attach and change the artificial nail an can be adjusted according to the length of the artificial nail. The apparatus for attaching an artificial nail on the natural fingernail includes a lower attaching plate attached on an upper side of the natural fingernail, and an upper attaching plate attached on a lower side of the artificial nail and combined with the lower attaching plate.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a golf tee, and more particularly, to a golf tee which is made of a thin sheet material to thus minimize the shock generated when a drive shot is performed so that a golfer hardly feels resistance and in which a plurality of inserting devices are stacked and with which a burying device is integrated so that it is not necessary to additionally carry a burying apparatus.