Diamonds, Guitars and Books

Nice classes 14 through to 16

Precious metals, jewellery, and watches make up Class 14.

This class includes goods like:

• Jewelry (e.g., rings, necklaces, bracelets)
• Precious stones (e.g., diamonds, rubies)
• Watches and timepieces (e.g., wristwatches, clocks)
• Items made of precious metals (e.g., gold and silverware)

Famous Trademarks in Class 14:

• Rolex: World-renowned for its luxury watches.
• Tiffany & Co.: Famous for high-end jewelry and luxury accessories.
• Cartier: Known for its fine jewelry and timepieces.
• Pandora: Recognized for its customizable charm bracelets and other jewelry.

Class 15: Musical Instruments

This class includes goods like:

• Musical instruments (e.g., guitars, pianos, drums)
• Accessories for musical instruments (e.g., strings, drumsticks)
• Electronic musical instruments (e.g., synthesizers, electric guitars)

Well-known Trademarks in Category 15:

• Yamaha: Famous for its wide range of musical instruments, from pianos to guitars.
• Gibson: Known for its high-quality guitars, including the iconic Les Paul.
• Steinway & Sons: Famous for its handcrafted pianos.
• Fender: Recognized for its electric guitars and amplifiers, especially the Stratocaster and Telecaster.

Class 16: Paper Goods and Printed Matter

This class includes goods like:

• Paper and cardboard products (e.g., stationery, packaging materials)
• Printed matter (e.g., books, magazines, brochures)
• Office supplies (e.g., pens, notebooks, envelopes)
• Artists’ materials (e.g., paintbrushes, canvas)
• Adhesives for stationery (e.g., glue sticks)

Well-known Trade marks in Category 16:

• Moleskine: Well-known for its high-quality notebooks and planners.
• Post-it: A famous brand of sticky notes produced by 3M.
• Sharpie: Known for its permanent markers, widely used for writing and drawing.
• LEGO: Well-known for its construction toys, but also for its printed catalogues and instruction manuals.