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Plumeria blossom jewelry Patent #: D549126
Claims Description
Field of Search DISTINCT COMPOSITE INGREDIENTS Head or other appendage Holder, per se CONVOLUTED EXTERIOR Marine life WITH VISIBLE CONCAVITY FOR FOOD Vehicle or component thereof With circular orifice PASTA Circular orifice Heart shaped Plant life SUBSTANTIALLY CIRCULAR IN PLAN BREAD OR CAKE TYPE MISCELLANEOUS Provision for juxtaposed scoops Square or rectangular orifice Plural holder Alpha or numeric CRACKER OR COOKIE WITH ENCLOSED OPENINGS CANDY ICE CREAM CONE OR CUP Quadruped Scoop or dip type SIMULATIVE SCORED FOR PORTION CONTROL With inedible holder Simulative Animate Humanoid Of food, beverage or container therefor Wire type handle or bristle support Bristles at one end of handle only Radially arranged rows Substantially at right angle to handle Bristles in axial alignment with handle With elongated handle Circular in cross section Plant life Plant life (11) Singular flower, bud or fruit Star Plant life Star and/or stripe Plant life Having inedible feature Stick feature Frozen material Ice cream type IMITATED, SIMULATED, ORNAMENTAL, THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRODUCT OR CONFECTIONARY PRODUCT HAVING CHILD-ORIENTED UTILITY PRODUCT WITH ADDED INEDIBLE FEATURE OTHER THAN THAT WHICH CONSTITUTES A PACKAGE Stick feature EDIBLE CASING OR CONTAINER For frozen material Wherein feature is rigid handle member From liquid state, e.g., casting, freezing, etc. Carrying case or sleeve Article storage or holder Work holder Key holder, chain, or case Document sleeve Holder type Sleeve type Pocket or pouch With distinct handle or grip Holder or support ELEMENT OR ATTACHMENT With distinct grip, handle, or clamping feature Sheath type Rotatable display MISCELLANEOUS Aerial projectile Dart, horseshoe, or quoit Including holder or spin inducing element D20/ 41
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January 3, 2026. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.
