If a piece of jewelry is ugly, then it won't sell. Therefore, if a piece of jewelry sells, then it isn't ugly.
A) Equivocation.
B) Weak analogy.
C) Begging the question.
D) Hasty generalization.
E) No fallacy.

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The argument is an example of contrapositive reasoning, which is logically valid. If "if P then Q" is true, then "if not Q then not P" is also true. Therefore, there is no fallacy in the reasoning provided.

If a Piece of Jewelry Is Ugly, Then It Won't