Gem pavilion

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2003-10-09

2004-08-17

Seifert, Ralf (Department: 2914)

Jewelry, symbolic insignia, and ornaments

Jewelry

Element or attachment

Design Patent

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D0494498

CLAIM:
The ornamental design for a gem pavilion, as shown and described.

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Lauren Lipton,When a Carat's Not Enough, ‘Big’ Diamonds Get Bigger As Brides Age, Compete: The Seven-Carat Upgrade, The Wall Street Journal, May 16, 2003, pp. W1 and W6.
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