7117.19.60.00 - Toy jewelry valued not over 8 cents per piece

This HTS category, 7117.19.60.00, specifically classifies toy jewelry made from base metals, which are not precious metals like gold or silver, even if they are plated with precious metal. The defining characteristic of this classification is its low unit value, being valued at not over 8 cents per piece. These are typically small, inexpensive decorative items intended for children's play.

Distinguishing this category from its sibling, 7117.19.90.00 (Other), is the crucial element of unit value. While both cover imitation jewelry of base metal, 7117.19.60.00 applies only to those items where the individual piece is valued at 8 cents or less. The "Other" category encompasses base metal imitation jewelry that does not meet this specific low-value threshold.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories under 7117.19.60.00. Therefore, the classification hinges directly on the product being toy jewelry made from base metal and its specific low unit value. Examples include inexpensive plastic or metal bangles, rings, or necklaces designed for children's dress-up play that fall within the specified price point.