EUGENE Schultz Necklace Earrings Faux Jade and 36 similar items

This vintage demi-parure set from the 1950s is signed by Eugene Schultz and features a beaded necklace and earrings with faux jade stones. The closure is a push lock styled in an Art Deco fashion. The green glass beads and faux jade stones give a retro feel to the design, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. Believed to be handmade in the United States, this set exudes a classic elegance that is perfect for vintage jewelry collectors. ABOUT the DESIGNER Eugene (Gene) Schultz, (1911-1964) a graduate of Parsons School of Design in New York, founded his jewelry manufacturing business on Fifth Avenue in 1952. Before that, he held various positions in the late 1920s and ?30s, including working as a costumer for Broadway productions. All Eugene jewelry was based on Schultz?s designs and created by his staff. At the peak of production, he employed 15 people. The jewelry they crafted was sold in high-end boutiques like Henri Bendel and upscale department stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. The company closed around 1962, and Schultz passed away in 1964. ~ information from WorthPoint SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION. Please contact us if you have ANY questions about this item! Your satisfaction is important to us! Please check out our store here - NEW ITEMS ADDED DAILY! WE WILL HAPPILY COMBINE SHIPPING! When purchasing multiple items, a refund based on actual shipping cost will be issued within 48 hours after your items are shipped. All items sold "as is" Returns on collectible items will not be accepted without all original packaging if it was included in the sale. If the item is sold as unopened, returns will not be accepted if the item has been opened.