Jewelry, namely, amulets; watch parts in the nature of anchors used in clock and watchmaking; split rings of precious metal for keys; rings being jewelry; silver, unwrought or beaten; watch parts in the nature of barrels used in clock and watchmaking; clock and watch making pendulums; bracelets being jewelry; watch bands; cabochons for making jewellery; watch cases being parts of watches; clock cases being parts of clocks; watch chains; chains being jewelry; clasps for jewellery; jewellery charms; necklaces being jewellery; chronographs as watches; chronoscopes; chronometers; stopwatches; diamonds; tie clips; threads of precious metal being jewellery; gold thread being jewellery; silver thread being jewellery; jewellery findings; cuff links; copper tokens in the nature of commemorative coins; jewellery; cloisonné jewellery; badges of precious metal; iridium; clock hands; watch hands; alloys of precious metal; ingots of precious metals; movements for clocks and watches; medals; lockets being jewellery; precious metals, unwrought or semi-wrought; watch springs; coins, namely, collectible coins, non-monetary coins; works of art of precious metal; ornaments of precious metal in the nature of jewelry; shoe jewellery; hat jewellery; gold, unwrought or beaten; floor clocks; atomic clocks; wristwatches; watches; clocks and watches, electric; control clocks being master clocks; osmium; palladium; precious stones; semi-precious stones; precious metals, namely, platinum; jewellery rolls; key rings being split rings with trinket or decorative fob; dials for clock and watchmaking; sundials; rhodium; clockworks being clock parts; ruthenium; presentation boxes for jewellery; boxes of precious metal; jewellery boxes; presentation boxes for watches; tie pins; pins being jewellery; ornamental lapel pins; brooches being jewellery; spinel being precious stones; statues of precious metal; alarm clocks; paste jewellery; watch glasses; time instruments, namely, timepieces and chronometric instruments