Jewelry belongs to trademark class 14:

1401 - Precious metals and their alloys

1402 - Precious metal boxes

1403 - Jewelry , Jewelry, souvenirs made of gemstones and precious metals

Pearls (jewellery) 140070, semi-precious stones 140073, gemstones 140074, spinels (gems) 140095, precious metal statues 140096, artificial jewelry 140097, rings (jewellery) 140107,

Precious metal works of art 140109, jewelry for hats 140117, earrings 140118, jewelry for shoes 140119, shirt cuff links 140122, precious metal busts 140123, precious metal figurines 140146,

< p>Precious metal figurines 140146 clasps for jewelry 140168, rutile (gem) C140001, artificial diamond C140002, jade C140003, jade carving art C140004, laser gem C140005, silver handicraft C140006, jade carving jewelry C140007

Extended information:

Application procedures

(individual)

Scanned copy of the front and back of ID card (with signature), scanned copy of business license (with signature), authorization Scanned copy of book (with signature)

(Enterprise)

Scanned copy of license seal, trademark application confirmation, scanned copy of power of attorney seal, trademark sample (black and white or color)

Application process

File a trademark application—formal review—trademark review—preliminary review announcement—registration announcement—get the trademark registration certificate

Trademark registration is obtained by the trademark user The prerequisite and conditions for the exclusive right to use a trademark are that only trademarks that have been approved and registered are protected by law. The principles of trademark registration are the basic criteria for determining the exclusive right to use trademarks. The choice of different registration principles is the result of the legislators of various countries weighing the relationship between legal certainty and legal fairness in this issue.

Trademark registration means that in order to obtain the exclusive right to use the trademark, the trademark owner submits a registration application to the Trademark Office in accordance with the registration conditions, principles and procedures stipulated by the state. After review, the Trademark Office will The legal facts granting registration. A trademark that has been reviewed and registered by the Trademark Office is a registered trademark and enjoys the exclusive right to use the trademark.

Simply put, a trademark is a brand of goods, which is used by producers and operators of goods to distinguish the goods they produce or operate from those produced or operated by other commodity producers or operators. A mark used. This kind of mark usually consists of a combination of text, graphic English, and numbers.

Trademarks protect trademark registrants by ensuring that they have the exclusive right to identify goods or services, or to license others to use them for remuneration.

Registration process

Trademark inquiry (within 2 days)→Application document preparation (within 3 days)→Submit application (within 2 days)→Pay trademark registration fee→Trademark form review (1 month )→Issuance of trademark acceptance notice→Trademark substantive examination (12 months)→Trademark announcement (3 months)→Issuance of trademark certificate. (The new Trademark Law was implemented on May 1, 2014, and the substantive trademark review period is 9 months.)

1. Trademark query.

Trademark search refers to the search by a trademark registration applicant or its agent to see whether the trademark applied for is identical or similar to the prior rights trademark before filing an application for registration.

The following situations are explained here:

1) Words that lack distinctiveness or are prohibited by trademark law cannot be judged through inquiries to determine whether their application for registration can be approved. ;

2) If there are identical or similar trademarks that have been previously applied for and have not yet been entered into the Trademark Office database at the time of query, the query results will not be reflected because the two are close in time;

3 ) If the inquiry report provides several trademarks that may be similar, the agent only makes an analysis based on general examination standards and experience, and his opinions are for reference only and do not represent the examination opinions of the Trademark Office;

4) For combined trademarks, if only part of the trademark (such as Chinese or English) is queried, and other parts of the actual applied trademark (such as graphics) are identical or similar to someone else's registered trademark, the entire trademark will be rejected;

5) The client only provided the name of the trademark during the query, but due to differences in fonts, colors, structures or arrangements in the trademark design draft provided during the actual application, the query results may not completely reflect the same or to a similar degree.

2. Trademark review.

Trademark examination is divided into formal examination and substantive examination.

① During the trademark formal review (3-4 months), it is very important to establish the filing date. Since China’s trademark registration adopts the first-to-file principle, once the filing date occurs, it will become the legal basis for determining the trademark right. The application date for registration shall be the date when the Trademark Office receives the application. Upon receipt of the trademark application, the Trademark Office will issue an acceptance notice to applications that meet the formal requirements.

②Trademark substantive examination (12 months). Trademark substantive examination is the examination, data retrieval, analysis and comparison, investigation and decision-making by the trademark registration authority to determine whether the trademark registration application complies with the provisions of the trademark law. A series of activities including preliminary review or rejection of the application. During this period, before the trademark is approved for registration, please do not use registration marks (such as "registered trademark", "?", etc.). You can mark it with "TM".

In addition, before registration is approved, it is not advisable to produce too many goods and packaging bearing the trademark, or trademark logos at one time, to prevent unnecessary losses caused by obstruction of registration.

3. Preliminary review announcement.

Trademark approval refers to the decision to allow registration of a trademark registration application that complies with the relevant provisions of the Trademark Law after review. And be announced in the "Trademark Announcement". If no one raises an objection within three months or if the objection raised is found to be untenable, the trademark will be registered and take effect, and a registration certificate will be issued.

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