Glass bangles trademark registration in Firozabad from ₹949
+ govt fee + GST. For bangle makers, glassware units, decorative glass and lighting brands, and online sellers. A trademark expert checks your name in the right classes for bangles and glass goods and e-files online.
- Bangle makers
- Glassware units
- Shikohabad
- Tundla
- Exporters
- Online sellers
Bangles and glassware sit in different classes.
Firozabad makes both glass bangles and glassware, and the Trade Marks Registry treats them differently. Bangles are jewellery, so they belong in class 14 even when they are made of glass. Tumblers, vases and decorative glass go in class 21, and glass lamps and light fittings in class 11.
Getting this wrong is the most common mistake we see from glass units: a bangle brand filed only in class 21 leaves the bangles themselves unprotected.
The city name has a further limit. “Firozabad Glass” is a registered Geographical Indication, so it can describe genuine local goods but cannot be the part of your brand that you own.
What to file for a bangle or glassware business
| Class 14 | Bangles and costume jewellery, whatever the material |
| Class 21 | Glassware, tumblers, vases, decorative glass items |
| Class 11 | Glass lamps, chandeliers and light fittings |
A bangle-only brand usually needs class 14. Add 21 for glassware and 11 for lighting only if you sell those under the same name.
Glass bangle and glassware trademarks: the numbers
Sources: IP India Annual Report 2024-25 · GI Registry: Firozabad Glass · PIB: Towns of Export Excellence · UP ODOP booklet. Figures are for 2024-25 unless stated.
Glass-specific points we check before filing
Bangles are class 14
Bangles are jewellery for trademark purposes, so glass bangles go in class 14, not 21. We file the class that matches what you sell.
GI and place names
“Firozabad Glass” is a registered GI, and a mark made only of a place name is refused. Build your mark on a coined word, a family name or a logo.
Colour and design names
Names for colours, patterns or sets (“Rainbow”, “Bridal”, “Kada”) describe the goods. We help you keep the brand separate from the design name.
Shape needs a design filing
A trademark protects your name and logo. A new bangle pattern or glass shape is protected by registering the design. We tell you when that is worth it.
Wholesale boxes and dozens
Bangles are traded by the box and dozen, and the box label is often the only place the brand appears. We suggest a logo that reads clearly on a small label.
Lighting and decor ranges
If your unit also makes chandeliers or glass lamps, class 11 is needed for those. We add it only when you trade in them.
Two packages — you choose
Both are drafted and e-filed by a trademark expert. Government fee and 18% GST are extra on both. You get the full total in writing before you pay.
Direct filing
- You give the brand name and class, we file it
- Form TM-48 authorisation drafted
- Application drafted and e-filed
- TM number the same day
No Registry search. Pick this only if you have already checked the name yourself.
WhatsApp: Direct filingSearch + File
- Registry search for identical and similar marks
- Right class chosen for your business
- Form TM-48 authorisation drafted
- Application drafted and e-filed
- TM number the same day
Only ₹350 more. Searching first means you don’t spend the ₹4,500 government fee on a name that is already taken — government fees are not refunded.
WhatsApp: Search + FileHow it works for bangle and glassware makers
Message us
Send your brand name, logo (if any) and what you sell on WhatsApp.
Search and class
A trademark expert checks the Registry for similar marks and picks the right class.
Sign and pay
We send the TM-48 form and the full cost in writing. You sign and pay online.
Filed the same day
We e-file and send your application number. You can use ™ right away.
Glass bangle trademark FAQs for Firozabad
Which class do glass bangles go in?
Class 14, because bangles are jewellery whatever they are made of. Glassware such as tumblers and vases goes in class 21, and glass lamps in class 11.
Can I use “Firozabad” or “Suhag” in my brand?
“Firozabad Glass” is a registered GI and cannot be the distinctive part of your mark, and a place name alone is refused. “Suhag” is a common word in the bangle trade, so it is weak on its own. Pair either with a coined name or logo.
Which Registry office handles Firozabad?
Uttar Pradesh falls under the Trade Marks Registry office in Delhi. We file online, so you never need to visit.
What does it cost in total?
For one class, as an individual or micro/small enterprise: Search + File ₹1,299 + ₹234 GST + ₹4,500 government fee = ₹6,033. For other applicants, such as larger companies, the government fee is ₹9,000 per class. Each extra class adds its own government fee, and you get the full total in writing before you pay.
Does a trademark stop others copying my bangle design?
No. It stops others using your name or logo. A new design can be protected by design registration, and original artwork by copyright.
When can I use ™ and ®?
You can use ™ once you have the application number. Use ® only after registration; using it earlier is an offence under the Trade Marks Act.
OAReviewed by Omkar Acharekar, trademark expert at Invorn Services. Fees, classes and Registry details checked in November 2026.
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Updated November 2026. Invorn Services is a private firm and is not the Trade Marks Registry. This page is general information, not legal advice.