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958766 · 1995-12-22 — Chippewa of Lake Superior and Exemption From Import Duties; Article III, Jay Treaty
Joseph G. Waara, as an enrolled member of the Chippewa Tribe of Lake Superior, may import from Canada, free of duty, certain unworked rubies and sapphires that originate from the Peoples Republic of China. You cited Article III of the Jay Treaty of 1794, between Great Britain and the United States which permitted Indians dwelling on either side of the boundary line of Canada and the United States to pass or repass with certain exemption of duties for goods. We responded with informational letters dated June 28 and August 1, 1995. However, in your letters dated August 28, October 1, and…
872904 · 1992-04-03 — The tariff classification of cultured pearls and preciousand semiprecious stones from China.
You have stated in your letter that you intend to import pearls, rubies, emeralds, blue topaz, amethysts and sapphires. You have told us that the pearls are cultured and unfinished and the precious and semiprecious stones are roughly cut, unpolished and unfinished. The applicable subheading for the unfinished cultured pearls will be 7101.21.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for pearls, natural or cultured, whether or not worked or graded but not strung, mounted or set; ungraded pearls, natural or cultured, temporarily strung for convenience of…
864613 · 1991-07-17 — The tariff classification of rough-sawn nephrite jade fromCanada.
You indicate that you own and operate two nephrite jade mines in Canada. You have been mining for nine years and selling your rough jade to Taiwan and China. You are now interested in manufacturing some nephrite jade products in the United States. Jade from your Canadian mines comes from two sources: (1)- loose talus slope boulders, which have been weathered and rolled down the hill from their original location and, (2)-jade in place, normally a ledge. You state that most of the loose talus slope boulders of acceptable quality have already been mined and sold. There are still a few large…
859689 · 1991-02-01 — The tariff classification of Nephrite Jade blocks fromCanada.
You have submitted a copy of the September 1987 issue of National Geographic magazine in which your jade mining operations are described, including a picture of you shown splitting an eight-ton piece of British Columbian nephrite. You have also sent seven photographs taken at your mine site. You state that your jade is mined in massive blocks averaging 2-3 tons each. You indicate, too, that the lapidary industry cannot use blocks of any stone larger than a few pounds as the diamond saws that are common to the lapidary industry will only cut blocks 4 to 6 inches thick. The jade that you intend…
086375 · 1990-05-23 — Gem stones
This is in reference to your letter dated January 19, 1990, requesting the tariff classification of certain gemstones under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). The gemstones will be imported from various countries. FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of two form of gemstones. One is semiprecious stone bead necklaces that are imported temporarily strung. The other is "rough" precious and semiprecious stones that have been trimmed or rough-sawn, but not cut, faceted, polished and not suitable for use in the manufacture of jewelry without further…
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