Britney Spears Files Trademark for New Jewelry Line
The pop icon is one step closer to launching her “B Tiny” jewelry collection, a collection she first began posting about last fall.

On May 16, the pop icon’s team submitted paperwork to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to trademark the name of her jewelry line, “B Tiny.”
Spears first announced she was going to come out with a line of jewelry in November 2024 via an Instagram post, and has hinted at the upcoming collection a few times since.
“My first jewelry line is coming soon!,” wrote Spears. “Delicate, extremely different and one-of-a-kind pieces. Realizing how cool it is to be an artist that can be passionate in so many different ways.”
Spears included a photo of what appears to be white and yellow gold hand chains set with turquoise and diamonds.
In subsequent posts, the singer featured more hand chains set with gemstones and rings in beaded and chain-link styles.
There haven’t been any other details provided about what Spears’ designs will look like or when and where the collection will debut.
The Grammy-winning artist has expanded beyond music before, launching a successful fragrance line.
The trademark application was filed by Baby One More Mark LLC, which owns various other trademarks related to Spears’ music and fragrance lines.
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