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- Base Metal Watchbands1
- Bracelets, Except Precious Metal3
- Costume Jewelry Manufacturers94
- Costume Jewelry, Nec1
- Costume Novelties3
- Earrings, Except Precious Metal3
- Keychains, Except Precious Metal1
- Necklaces, Except Precious Metal3
- Non-Precious Metal Jewelry Apparel8
- Novelty and Costume Jewelry Manufacturers9
- Pins (Jewelry), Except Precious Metal152
- Rosaries and Small Religious Articles, Except Precious Metal149
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