About 130,930 Trademarks found for “The Queen’s Pleasures*”

Body oils, massage oils and lotions, body lotion, aromatherapy oil, bath oil, body oil spray, cleansing oil, facial oil, facial lotions, lubricants, lubricant body oil, organic oil, skin lotions, scented body lotions, facial lotions, cleansing oils, scented oils, facial massage oils, shower oils, lotions for the skin, toilet preparations, perfumed body oil and lotions, moisturising lotions, lubricants ;Body oil;Massage oil;Body oil [for cosmetic use];Bath oil, not for medical use;Body oil spray;Bath oil;Facial oil;Castor oil for cosmetic purposes;Almond oil for cosmetic purposes;Oil baths for hair care;Jasmine oil;Aromatherapy oil;Massage oils and lotions;Perfumed body lotions [toilet preparations];Scented body lotions and creams;Beauty lotions;Lavender oil for cosmetic use;Scented body lotions;Natural oils for perfumes;Scented body creams;Body massage oils;Perfumed oils for skin care;Essential oil-based creams for aromatherapy use;Moisturizing body lotions;Non-medicated stimulating lotions for the skin;Body oils [for cosmetic use];Beauty balm creams;Perfumed lotions [toilet preparations];Massage oils, not medicated;Beauty creams for body care;Body lotions;Tissues impregnated with essential oils, for cosmetic use;Perfume oils;Body creams [cosmetics];Massage oils;Non-medicated bath oils;Bath oils (Non-medicated -);Lotions for face and body care;Bathing lotions;Face and body lotions;Hand oils (Non-medicated -);Bath oils;Body oils;Scented oils used to produce aromas when heated;Non-medicated shower oils;Cosmetics in the form of lotions;Scented oils;Milky lotions for skin care;Body and facial creams [cosmetics];Body and facial oils;Body cream for cosmetic use;Aromatherapy lotions;Oils for the skin;Skin lotions;Lotions for the skin;Moisturising body lotion [cosmetic];Perfume oils for the manufacture of cosmetic preparations;Skin care oils [non-medicated];Facial massage oils;Face oils;Shower oils;Massage creams, not medicated;Moisture body lotion.

Mulled wines;Red wines;Rose wines;Sparkling wines;Spirits;Spirits and liquors;Sweet wines;White wines;Wines;Dessert wines.

Music recordings;Musical recordings;Musical sound recordings;Compact discs featuring music;Digital music [downloadable] provided from mp3 web sites on the internet;Digital music downloadable from the Internet;Digital music downloadable provided from MP3 internet web sites;Digital music downloadable provided from MP3 internet websites;Digital music downloadable provided from a computer database or the internet;Digital music downloadable provided from the internet;Downloadable digital music;Downloadable digital music provided from MP3 Internet web sites;Downloadable music files;Downloadable musical sound recordings.

Business management of musical performers;Business management of musicians.

Beer; Waters; Non-alcoholic beverages.

Advertising, marketing and promotional services; Retailing and wholesaling of beers, waters, non-alcoholic beverages and foodstuffs, retailing and wholesaling via global computer networks of beers, waters, non-alcoholic beverages and foodstuffs.

Alarm clocks; cases for watches (presentation); cases for clocks (presentation); chronographs (watches); chronometers; chronometric instruments; chronoscopes; clock cases; clocks and watches, electric; clocks; clockworks; movements for clocks and watches; stopwatches; watch glasses; watch crystals; watch springs; watch cases; watch chains; watch bands; straps for wristwatches; watch straps; watches; wristwatches; alloys of precious metal; busts of precious metal; coins; copper tokens; gold, unwrought or beaten; ingots of precious metals; medals; tokens of metal; platinum [metal]; precious metals, unwrought or semi-wrought; silver, unwrought or beaten; diamonds; iridium; olivine (gems); peridot; osmium; palladium; pearls made of ambroid (pressed amber); pearls; precious stones; rhodium; ruthenium; semi-precious stones; beads for making jewellery; jet, unwrought or semi-wrought; spinel (precious stones); amulets; badges of precious metal; boxes of precious metal; bracelets; brooches; chains (jewellery); charms (jewellery); trinkets (jewellery); clasps for jewellery; cloisonné jewellery; cuff links; earrings; figurines (statuettes) of precious metal; statuettes of precious metal; gold thread (jewellery); hat ornaments of precious metal; ivory jewellery; jewellery; jewellery of yellow amber; jewellery rolls; jewellery findings; jewellery cases (caskets or boxes); key rings (trinkets or fobs); lockets (jewellery); medals and coins; necklaces (jewellery); ornamental pins; ornaments (jewellery); ornaments of jet; paste jewellery; pins (jewellery); rings (jewellery); shoe ornaments of precious metal; silver thread (jewellery); spun silver (silver wire); statues of precious metal; threads of precious metal; tie clips; tie pins; works of art of precious metal; parts and fittings of all the aforementioned goods.

Preserved, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables; jellies; jams; prepared nuts; snack foods in class 29; chocolate nut butter; dairy products; milk shakes; yoghurts; flavoured milk based beverages.

Chocolates; fudges; peppermint creams and confectionery; biscuits; cakes; ice cream; breakfast cereals; sauces (condiments); chocolate spreads; snack foods in class 30.

Class 35; Class 41; Class 42; Class 16; Class 9; Class 44 Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services. 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials. 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions). Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits. 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits. 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections. 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing; Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services. 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials. 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions). Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits. 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits. 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections. 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing.

Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services.; 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials.; 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions).; Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits.; 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits.; 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections.; 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing.

Coaching [training];Training;Coaching;Education, teaching and training;Training courses;Coaching services.

Hand-operated apparatus for the cosmetic care of eyebrows;Non-electric eyebrow trimmers;Razors, electric or non-electric;Razors; Disposable razors;Safety razors;Cases adapted for razors;Nail nippers [hand tools];Nail scissors;Hair clippers;Hand-operated nail clippers for pets;Non-electric eyebrow trimmers;Cutting, drilling, grinding, sharpening and surface treatment hand tools;Non-electric hand implements for hair curling;Electric ear hair trimmers;Electric eyelash curlers;Electric manicure sets;Electric pedicure sets;Hand tools, hand-operated; .

Sports clothing;Sports wear;Sports garments.

Promotion of sports competitions and events.