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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT
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`TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`Applicant: Nextten Stauer, LLC
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`Our Reference No.: 10718.30
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`Serial No.:
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`78/602,017
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`Examiner: Kristin M. Dahling
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`Law Office:
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` CERTIFICATE OF MAILING 37 C.F.R. 1.8
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`CommissionerforTrademarks .0. Box 1451.
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`April 5, 2005
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`Mark:
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`DIAMONDAURA
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`Commissioner of Trademarks
`P.O. Box 1451
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`Alexandria, VA 22313-1451
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`RE§ QUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION
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`This Request for Reconsideration is made in response to the Final Office Action that was
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`issued on December 20, 2006.
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`SUBSTANTIVE REFUSAL
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`REMARKS
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`The Examining Attomey maintained her refusal
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`to register Nextten Stauer, LLC’s
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`(“Applicant”) DIAMONDAURA mark in connection with “jewelry primarily comprised of
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`simulated diamonds and gemstones” (Applicant’s Goods). Specifically, the Examining Attorney
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`maintains that Applicant’s DIAMONDAURA mark is deceptive because its mark contains the
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`term “diamond” and its product is not a mined diamond rather it is a simulated diamond.
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`Relying on the Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC’) Guide for the Jewelry, Precious Metals,
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`and Pewter Industries (the “Guide”), the Examining Attorney contends that only products with
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`the characteristics enumerated in the Guide qualify to include the term “diamond” as part of a
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`trademark. Respectfully,
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`the Examining Attorney has misinterpreted the requirements for
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`deception under the Lanharn and; therefore, did not present sufficient evidence to support her
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`position that Applicant’s mark should be refused registration under Section 2(a). Applicant
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`respectfully requests that the Examining Attorney withdraw her refusal to register Applicant’s
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`DIAMONDAURA mark and issue a Notice of Publication.
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`ARGUMENT
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`I.
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`_ THE EXAMINING ATTORNEY HAS IMPROPERLY DISSECTED APPLlCANT'S SUGGESTIVE
`DIAMONDAURA MARK
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`Applicant fiilly recognizes that the Lanham ‘Act prohibits the registration of deceptive
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`matter. Lanharn Act § 2(a), 15 U.S.C. § l052(2)(a) (2007). However, the Board did not state, as
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`represented by the Examining Attorney in American Speech-Language-Hearing Assoc. v. Nat ’l
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`Hearing Aid Assoc., 224 U.S.P.Q. 798 (T.T.A.B. 1984), that “deception may be found ‘where the
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`offending word has been combined with a suggestive term and even where the significance of
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`the mark as a whole is not entirely clear.”-’ 224 U.S.P.Q. at 808; Final Office Action p. 2.
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`Furthermore, the Board did not state that an Examining Attorney may dissect an applicant’s
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`mark in order to analyze a mark for deception.
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`Ia’.
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`It is well-settled law, that a mark is deceptive flly if the following three questions are
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`answered in the affirmative:
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`2.
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`3.
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`Is the term rnisdescriptive of the character, quality, function, composition, or use
`of the goods;
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`If so, are prospective purchasers likely to believe that the misdescription actually
`describes the goods; and
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`is the misdescription likely to affect
`If so,
`“Deception Test”)?
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`the decision to purchase (the
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`In re Budge Mfg. Co., Inc., 857 F.2d 773, 775 (Fed. Cir. 1988). The United States Supreme
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`Court has stated: “The commercial impression of a trademark is derived from it as a whole, not
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`from its elements separated and considered in detail. For this reason it should be considered in
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`its entirety.” Estate of P.D. Beckwith, Inc. v. Commissioner of Patents, 252'U.S. 538, 545-46
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`(1920). The statement is known as the “anti-dissection rule.” While it is not a violation of the
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`anti-dissection rule for an Examining Attomey to consider and weigh parts of a mark, the
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`ultimate determination of whether a mark is misdescriptive must be made on the basis of the
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`mark in its entirety. See In re Oppedahl & Larson LLP, 373 F.3d 1171, 1174 (Fed. Cir. 2004);
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`In re Hester Industries, Inc., 230 U.S.P.Q. 797, n. 5 (T.T.A.B. 1986) (THIGHSTIX for boneless
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`chicken parts was held not to be a descriptive composite) (emphasis added).
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`The Examining Attorney has stated that Applicant’s mark “also meets the first prong of
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`the more simple test for deceptive marks under Section 2(a), because the term DIAMOND
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`misdescribes applicant’s goods which are not comprised primarily of diamonds.” Applicant’s
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`mark is DIAMONDAURA not DIAMOND. This statement demonstrates that the Examining
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`Attorney did not consider Applicant’s mark in its entirety when making the determination of
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`whether Applicant’s mark is misdescriptive, which violates the anti-dissection rule.
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`When the United States Supreme Court created the anti-dissection rule, it did not exempt
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`matters falling within Section 2(a), and Congress has not amended Section 2(a) to exempt the
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`provisions contained therein from the anti-dissection rule. Furthermore, there is no case law
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`holding that matters falling within Section 2(a) are exempt from the anti-dissection rule.
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`Therefore, Examining Attorneys must
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`follow the anti-dissection rule when applying the
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`Deception Test.
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`In other words, it is improper to only consider a portion of a mark when
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`applying the Deception Test.
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`The term “aura” means: “a distinct but intangible quality that seems to surround a person
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`or thing .
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`. .” See Exhibit 1. The Examining Attorney never addressed the term “aura” in her
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`Final Refusal except to make the conclusory and incorrect statement that “the word AURA does
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`not qualify the term diarnon .” See Final Office Action pp. 2-3. Applicant’s description of
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`goods expressly states that its goods are “simulated” diamonds and gemstones. The phrase
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`“simulated diamond” is commonly known by the consuming public to mean an object simulating
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`the appearance of a mined diamond that is created by humans in a lab and is not a mined
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`diamond. See, infra, Exhibits 2 — 27.
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`Applicant coined the term DIAMONDAURA to suggest the brilliance of Applicant’s
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`Goods without actually describing the character, quality, function, composition, or use of a
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`simulated diamond. Consumers will understand from Applicant’s Mark that Applicant’s Goods
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`are brilliant and high quality simulated diamonds and will not make the illogical conclusion that
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`Applicant’s Goods are mined diamonds. Therefore, Applicant’s DIAMONDAURA mark is
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`suggestive of Applicant’s Goods.
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`Indeed, on numerous occasions,
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`the United States Patent and Trademark Office
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`(“USPTO”) has determined that coupling the term “diamond” with other terms can create a
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`suggestive and non-deceptive mark worthy of registration on the Principal Register when used in
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`connection with simulated diamonds. The following list is a representative sample of marks that
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`are registered or were registered on the Principal Register, or were issued a Notice of Allowance
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`in connection with simulated diamonds that incorporate the term “diamond” as part of the mark:
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`Serial No.
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`DIAMONDIQ
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`78639843
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`Diamonique Corporation
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`Simulated gemstones, namely,
`Diamonique Corporation
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`white and colored simulated
`gemstones including simulated
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`diamonds
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`Simulatedgemstones,namely,
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`white and colored simulated
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`gemstones including simulated
`diamonds
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`Jewelry with or without
`precious, semiprecious,
`simulated or s
`thetic stones
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`Diamonair Usa, Inc.
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`Diamonair Usa, Inc.
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`Jewelry - namely, rings,
`pendants, brooches, pins,
`earrings, bracelets, anklets,
`chains, necklaces, cuff links, tie
`tacs, and tie clasps, with or
`without precious, semiprecious,
`simulated or s
`thetic stones
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`78365990
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`I
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`2930801
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`DIAMOND
`HYBRID
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`78274946
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`DIAMOND IQ 76299772
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`DIAMONDIQ
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`76299754
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`DIAMONICE
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`1626466
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`DIAMONESK
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`1463424
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`DIAMONIQUE 1538103
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`Reese, Kim/J.
`Read, Steven/R.
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`Wholesale distributorships
`featuring loose simulated
`diamond stones and finished
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`Simulated gemstones, namely,
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`Diamonique Corporation
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`white and colored simulated
`gemstones, including simulated
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`diamonds
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`Jewelry with or without
`Litton Systems, Inc.
`precious, semiprecious,
`simulated or s
`thetic stones
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`Diamonique Corporation
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`Simulated gemstones, namely,
`white and colored simulated
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`gemstones, including simulated
`diamonds '
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`Simulated gemstones, namely
`MSB Industries, Inc.
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`colored and white simulated
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`gemstones, including simulated
`diamonds, and jewelry including
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`said emstones
`Precious stones, namely, colored Diamonique Corporation
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`and white simulated diamonds
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`for use in jewelry other than
`school class rings, recognition
`jewelry and sports award
`'ewel
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`THREE
`DIAMONDS
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`1365477
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`Jewelry and precious stones, not Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha,
`including diamonds or simulated Ltd.
`diamonds
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`941458
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`Simulated diamonds
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`D. Nagin Mfg. Corp.--
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`DIAMOND-
`ITE
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`843 690
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`Fleet National Bank
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`Imitation gems sold as finished
`articles ofjewelry namely,
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`finger rings, necklaces,
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`bracelets, ins and can-in
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`Gold and silver 'ewel
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`Suart Diamond Jewell
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`SDJ SURAT
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`3089174
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`DIAMOND
`JEWELLERY
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`costume 'ewel
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`precious and semi-precious
`stone-studded jewelry; diamond
`and pearl j ewelry, imitation and
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`See Exhibits 2 - 15. Every mark on this list was registered or issued a Notice of Allowance
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`without receiving a deceptive refusal or having to specify whether its product possessed the
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`characteristics of diamond listed in the Guide, or was found to not deceive. These marks
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`demonstrate that marks containing the term “diamond” can be and are suggestive of “simulated
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`diamonds” and not deceptive. The successful passage of these “diamond” marks for goods
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`covering “simulated diamonds” on the Principal Register demonstrates that Applicant’s
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`DIAMONDAURA mark is not deceptive and equally worthy of registration on the Principal
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`Register.
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`In sum, the Examining Attorney improperly focused solely on the DIAMOND portion of
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`Applicant’s DIAMONDAURA mark and did not consider the mark in its entirety when making
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`the ultimate decision that Applicant’s mark was misdescriptive. The AURA portion of
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`Applicant’s mark adds emotional interest and distinctiveness to Applicant’s mark. Because the
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`Examining Attorney focused solely on the DIAMOND portion and failed to consider the entire
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`coined DIAMONDAURA mark, she failed to present evidence sufficient to establish her prima
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`facie case that Applicant’s mark is misdecriptive.
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`Indeed, Applicant has not misdescribed its goods because Applicant
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`is seeking
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`registration of the DIAMONDAURA mark in connection with jewelry containing simulated
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` . Applicant honestly and explicitly describes its goods as “jewelry primarily comprised
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`of simulated diamonds and gemstones.” The focus of Applicant’s mark is on the product’s
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`impression and the human emotion surrounding it, not the product itself. Therefore, there is no
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`misdescription because Applicant’s mark is suggestive of its goods, namely, jewelry containing
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`simulated diamonds.
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`Purchasers will not believe that App1icant’s Goods must be mined diamonds simply
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`because Applicant’s DIAMONDAURA mark contains the term DIAMOND. The listed marks
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`above that
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`incorporate the term “diamond” in connection with simulated diamonds also
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`demonstrate that the market place has conditioned consumers to the use of the term “diamond”
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`or a variation thereof in connection with products that do not possess mined diamonds.
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`‘In
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`addition, there are many third-party uses of the term “diamond” in connection with simulated
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`diamonds on the Internet. The following is a representative list of third parties using the term
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`“diamond” in connection with simulated diamonds:
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`T G°°da’Sa'Vi°°i
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`Co oration
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`°“'“°*
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`B°“°‘“‘““”‘“
`l ill
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`www.a o1lodiamond.com
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`mond, Inc.
`Simulatod diamonds Ziamond. Inc.
`Simulated diamonds Private
`Re ' stration
`hi11is.o1eve
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`Simulatod diamonds
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`Re'stration
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`Re 'stration
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`wWw.van-g1aff.com
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`Simulated diamonds
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`“ad”
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`Diamonds Inc.
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`CO .
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`Grou“‘°
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`Juan Manuel
`Lozano
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` F Ill
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`Galleos
`diamond
`Wwjmarmmwm Simulated diamonds HE IIN XIN
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`Apollo Diamond
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`Diamond
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`BRILLIANTS
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`Van Graff Hearts &
`Arrows simulated
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`See, Exhibits 16 - 27. These uses demonstrate that consumers are accustomed to encountering
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`the term “diamond” in connection with simulated diamonds and that they understand the
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`difference between a simulated diamond and a mined diamond.
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`’Furthermore, the Examining Attorney seriously underestimates the impact price has on
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`the purchase of diamonds. Mined diamonds are valued according to the 4Cs -— Cut, Color,
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`Clarity, and Carat. Color scores range from D, the best, to Z, the worst and Clarity scores range
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`from F, the best, to IS3, the worst. See Exhibits 28 -.29. An Internet search for the lowest
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`valued mined diamond revealed a mined diamond that was M in Color and S13 in Clarity. See
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`Exhibit 30. This particular mined diamond was approximately 1.0 Carat and the average Carat
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`price was $1,058.40, which did not include a setting. Id.
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`A 1.0 Carat, simulated diamond sells for $195. See Exhibit 31. Therefore, even a very
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`» poor quality mined diamond costs about five times more than a simulated diamond of equal size.
`Compare Exhibit. 30 with Exhibit 31. Certainly, a higher quality diamond would sell well in
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`excess of five times the cost of a simulated diamond. This dramatic price deviation cannot be
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`ignored by the Examining Attorney, it certainly wouldn’t be ignored by consumers. Therefore,
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`even assuming for the moment one exists, consumers are unlikely to believe or rely on the so-
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`called “misdescription.”
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`II.
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`THE EXAMINING AT'I‘ORNEY HAS IMPROPERLY USED THE FTC GUIDELINES
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`The Examining Attomey’s reliance on the Guide is misplaced and she appears to
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`substitute the characteristics of a diamond contained in the Guide for the Deception Test created
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`by the Federal. Circuit in the Budge case.
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`In other words, the Examining Attorney appears to
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`take the position that the term “diamond” may not be used as part of a mark for a jewelry product
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`that does not possess the characteristics listed in the Guide because this use is per se deceptive.
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`On the contrary, the USPTO does not share the Examining Attorney’s position because it has
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`registered marks that contain the term “diamond” or a similar variation thereof in connection
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`with simulated diamonds, the Lung goods Applicant sells under its DIAMONDAURA mark.
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`Indeed, if the Examining Attomey’s position were correct, then almost every mark in
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`International Class 14 that uses the term “silver” is likely deceptive and should have been denied
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`registration. The Guide states:
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`“It is unfair or deceptive to mark, describe, or otherwise
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`represent all or part of an industry product as “silver” .
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`. unless it is at least 925/l,OOOths pure
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`§jl_vgr.” 16 C.F.R. §23.6 (emphasis added). The following is a representative list of the marks
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`registered or applied for registration in International Class 14 that use the term “silver”:
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`Registration Goods/Services
`/Serial No.
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` Forever Silver Limited;
`ETERNAL
`79030842
`Hand tools and implements;
`C/O Swico
`SILVER
`cutlery, knives; forks, spoons,
`teaspoons, sewing utensils, parts
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`and fittings for all the aforesaid
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`goods; all made wholly or
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`principally of silver; precious
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`metals and their alloys and goods
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`in precious metals or coated
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`therewith, not included in other
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`classes; jewelry, horological and
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`chronometric instruments;
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`includes clocks and watches;
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`costume jewelry; parts and
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`fittings for all the aforesaid
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`goods; all made wholly or
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`principally of silver; stationery;
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`office requisites (except
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`furniture); parts and fittings for
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`all the aforesaid oods
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`SILVER PLUS
`3243672
`Jewelry made in whole or
`Commemorative
`substantial art of silver
`Brands, Inc.
`Jewelry in the nature of rings,
`Goldart International
`bracelets, charms, pendants,
`Inc
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`necklaces, earrings, watches,
`chains, pins, badges of precious
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`metal, beads for use in the
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`SILVERD'SIGN 3240865
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`-9-
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`made in whole or in significant artofsilver
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` manufacture ofjewelry, brooches,
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`buckles for watchstraps, watch
`winding buttons, crosses,
`crucifixes, cuff links, lockets,
`charms of saint christopher, star
`of david charms, tie clips, tie
`slides, tie pins, ashtrays and
`cigarette boxes of precious metal,
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`J & J SILVER
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`78860481
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`Silver and its allo s
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`J & J Silver
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`Sterling silver jewelry, namely,
`rings, bracelets, necklaces,
`charms, earrings, anklets,
`brooches, endants
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`L.A. Gem And
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`Jewelery Design, Inc.
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`Richard Foster
`Hughes, II
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`Jewelry made of gold, silver and
`sterling silver, namely, pendants,
`earrings, rings, bangles, chains,
`bracelets, necklaces, brooches
`and anklets
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`Jewelry made in whole or
`substantial art of silver
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`Bel-Oro International,
`Inc.
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`Adriana Esca1ante-
`Calderon
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`3224291
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`78856064
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`78859065
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`3164278
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`'
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`SILVER ‘
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`STERLING
`SILVER
`SHOPPE
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`SILVER
`CANYON
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`BABY SILVER
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`-‘Irina’-oftnuma imvdi
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`Sterling silver flatware; items
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`made of sterling silver, with or
`without other elements, including
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`precious stones and semi-precious
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`stones, beads, decorative plastic,
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`wood and crystal, namely,
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`decorative centerpieces,
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`bookmarks, candlesticks, baby
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`rattles, writing instruments,
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`jewelry, picture frames, plates,
`platters and dishes, tea sets,
`vases, cocktail shakers,
`decorative statues
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`SILVERSILK
`‘“S"““‘”"’
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`SILVER
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`“-4 “'1"°‘
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`silver and platinum
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`Inc.
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`Jewelrymade in whole or
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`substantial - art of silver
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`_
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`311 1687
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`Innovations Llc
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`Godinger Silver Art
`Co., Ltd.
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`Stainless and silver-plate
`STUDIO
`flatware, namely knives, forks,
`SILVERSMITH
`and - oons' si1ver- lated
`S
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`giflware of precious metal,
`namely candlesticks, bowls,
`vases, decorative boxes, and
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`figurines; silver-plated
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`hollowware of precious metal,
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`namely serving ware for serving
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`food, pitchers, bowls, drinking
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`vessels, charger plates, vases, and
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`serving trays; stainless steel
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`hollowware not of precious metal,
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`namely serving ware for serving
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`food, pitchers, bowls, drinking
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`vessels, charger plates, vases, and servintras
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`Jostens, Inc.
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`SILVER ELITE
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`3200283
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`‘
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`Precious metal alloys, namely,
`jewelry alloys consisting of silver
`and platinum sold as a component
`art of 'ewel
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`§fi]W@m 2881358
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`Silver trophy coins
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`Miguel Rocha Mares '
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`Jewelry made substantially of
`silver; watches
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`Magnolia Export
`Logistic Ltd.
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`International Bullion
`And Metal Brokers,
`Inc.
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`SILVER
`DESIGN
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`78457474
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`Sterling silver jewelry and gifts
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`Barjas, B. Dabbain
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`ROSE SILVER
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`3124240
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`‘
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`PASSION
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`Brannen Brothers -
`Flutemakeis, Inc.
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`Precious metal alloy made of
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`copper, silver and palladiumfor
`use in musical instruments,
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`namely, flutes and flute parts;
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`flutes and flute parts, namely,
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`flute headjoints and bodies made’
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`of precious metal alloy made of
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`co - er, silver and u alladium
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`Sterling silver jewelry, namely,
`necklaces, bracelets, earrings,
`rings, pendants, and ankle
`bracelets produced fi'om tuscany
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`g; "
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`x.-4:,
`TUS
`SILVER
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`’l‘Ij-
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`3121812
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`3161557
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`silver and old lated 'ewel
`"Bridge" quality jewelry,
`specifically pearls, semi-precious
`stones, and silver pieces
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`Kelle Stephens
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