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The stamp "PAT 537986" on a bracelet indicates that the item is associated with a specific patent, numbered 537986. This suggests that the design or mechanism of the bracelet is protected by intellectual property rights, meaning that the creator has exclusive rights to that particular design or technology. Such stamps are commonly found on jewelry and accessories to denote originality and legal protection. For more specific details about the patent, one would need to look up the patent number in a patent database.
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What does a stamp patapdfor on gold bracelet mean?
means pat applied for!
What does US PAT P stamped on a necklace mean?
what does u.s.pat.p on jewelry?
What does PAT.P stamp on claspe mean?
PAT P stamped on the clasp of a piece of jewelry means patent pending. It simply means that the jewelry designer has a copyright on the design of the jewelry.
What is the age and value of a Colt pat July 21872 45 cal serial 4373 with US stamped bu pat date?
made about 1874
What is pat in share market?
PAT in share means profit after taxes
What word means to touch someone on the head?
"Pat" means to touch lightly and repeatedly with the hand, usually on the head.
What Is PAT in Accounting?
PAT means profit after tax amount in income statement which means that profit is adjusted for payment of tax.
When was the Jaymar upright toy piano that reads PAT. 2 641 135 made?
the patent was issued in 1953. funny thing is jaymar stamped pat#2,641,135 where in fact the real patent number is 2,641,153
What does it mean to have something down pat?
''down pat'' means to have something well perfected
What do you mean by Shyam Pat in Hindi?
"Shyam" means dark or blue in color, while "pat" means leaf. So "Shyam Pat" in Hindi refers to a dark-colored leaf.
What does PAT mean?
pat means a loyal and caring person who was born with great sence of respect
What does it mean to have a stamp with pat 537985 stamped a set of ivory pearls?
Well, darling, that stamp "pat 537985" simply means it's a patent number for the design of those ivory pearls. It's like a fancy little birth certificate for your jewelry. So, next time someone asks about your pearls, you can casually drop that patent number like the boss you are.
