Business Information August 27, 2008 Minneapolis, News - The recent incident involving the Chamilia ™ Limited, patent infringement litigation in the court ruling is expected to significantly increase the company's market share and more for retailers and consumers more personalized jewelry selection. In Pandora Jewelry Co., Ltd. v. Chamilia dispute, the United States District Court of Maryland judge, Chamilia ™ Jewelry although used to allow the wearer to personalize their bracelets and necklaces while preventing the decorative beads gather clues on the slide or in the decorative lock, but Pandora did not violate the company's patents.
Pandora patent courts the legality of the ruling is still brewing. Chamilia CEO Jeff Julkowski said, "We are excited about the court's ruling and agree with Judge Blake case will push for greater competition and more choices to consumers assessment." "This ruling confirms our long-term in addition to adhere to the positions, will also enable Chamilia to serve more retailers and allow consumers to better design and personalize their jewelry. "Chamilia and Pandora beads are also used in decorative interchangeable. Julkowski said the court ruling does not clarify all the earlier rumors, the rumors led to Chamilia products retailers sold out of its catalog outside. In its ruling, the court found "... ...
Chamilia and Pandora beads used for decoration interchangeability ... ... only in promoting market competition and consumer choice rich." About Chamilia Chamilia Co., Ltd. was established in 2003 and headquartered in Minneapolis Williams. Chamilia's customizable jewelry line includes bracelets, anklets, and more and more use of the unique Disney ® designs, with Swarovski (Swarovski) Crystal, Murano (Murano) glass, sterling silver, 14k gold ornaments and other materials made of small beads and small ornaments. United States, Canada, Australia, the Caribbean and Europe, fashion jewelry and gift retail stores everywhere Chamilia brands. pandora jewelry
