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Class [014]
Jewelry Products

Agates; alarm clocks; alloys of precious metal; anchors being clock and watchmaking parts; atomic clocks; badges of precious metal; barrels being clock and watchmaking parts; beads for making jewelry; boxes of precious metal; bracelets being jewelry; brooches being jewelry; busts of precious metal; cabochons; charms for key rings; chronometers; chronometric instruments; chronoscopes; clasps for jewelry; clock cases being parts of watches and clocks; clock hands; clocks; clocks and watches, electric; cloisonné jewelry; crucifixes as jewelry; crucifixes of precious metal, other than jewelry; cuff links; dials for clock-and-watchmaking; diamonds; earrings; figurines of precious metal; gold, unwrought or beaten; hat jewelry; ingots of precious metals; iridium; jet, unwrought or semi-wrought; jewellery charms; jewellery hat pins; jewelry; jewelry boxes; jewelry findings; jewelry of yellow amber; jewelry rolls; medals; movements for clocks and watches; olivine as a gems; ornamental lapel pins; ornaments of jet; osmium; palladium; clock and watchmaking pendulums; platinum; precious metals, unwrought or semi-wrought; precious stones; presentation boxes for jewelry; presentation boxes for watches; retractable key rings; rhodium; rings being jewelry; rosaries; ruthenium; semi-precious stones; shoe jewelry; silver, unwrought or beaten; spinel; split rings of precious metal for keys; spun silver, namely, silver wire in the nature of silver thread jewelry; statues of precious metal; stopwatches; sundials; threads of precious metal; tie clips; tie pins; watch bands; watch chains; watches; watch glasses; watch hands; watch springs; works of art of precious metal; wristwatches