Sturdy Minimalist PRIME ART & JEWEL Infinity Circle Pendant of Sterling Silver with Diamond on SHB SilverTone Chain Eyeglasses Holder

This circle of sterling silver is hammered with dots on the front facing side to catch the light and flash back. There is one diamond set into the circle directly at the bottom center. Suspended from a silvertone metal chain by SHB, the chain and pendant were not original together, but combine to reflect two jewelry companies' histories. Pendant: Diameter: 2 1/8 inches Marks: Stylized R; 925; China **NOTE** Pendant has slight bend to it, see photos. This doesn't detract when worn. Necklace: Length: 19 inches Mark: SHB PRIME ART & JEWEL: prime-art.com tells us: “In the early 70’s, math Phd. student Felix Chen, PAJ’s Founder and CEO, imagined himself following the footsteps of Thomas Edison. Little did he anticipate entering the world of jewelry, even less becoming a central player in the industry. Starting as a door-to-door salesman in New Jersey, he quickly earned the trust of some of the largest jewelry retailers in the States. “By the late 70’s, identifying various opportunities, Felix decided to move PAJ to Dallas TX, opening a small showroom in the back of the World Trade Center. It was instant success, with customers queuing outside of the tiny space. Fast forward to the early 90’s, Felix bought an entire building next to WTC and greatly expanded PAJ’s capacities and capabilities, handling thousands of daily orders working with Michael’s,Walmart and many smaller retailers. In the late 90s early 2000s, PAJ fully entered into jewelry manufacturing, building its own facilities in China, while expanding abroad, adding amazon.com as a client, licensing luxury brands including ELLE and acquiring Charles Garnier.” SHB: nasvete.com/signed-shb-vintage-costume-jewelry tells us: "The history of SHB jewelry trademark owned by Shofel Bros Mfg Co. began in 1962. Its founders were Masha Shofel (1920-1987), Mark Shofel (1926-1988), and Larry Shofel (1931 -2016). It was a family business headquartered at the address 71 West 47th Street New York, New York (10036). The company manufactured costume jewelry with the use of 14 K gold and glass imitating natural stones. The marking included capital letters SHB without a copyright sign. Noteworthy, Shofel Bros Mfg made jewelry for Avon, accordingly, the marking consisted of two stamps – SHB and Avon. Masha and Mark passed away in 1987 and 1988 respectively. Larry was unable to continue the family business and retired. He died in 2016, and was buried next to Masha and Mark at the New York Cemetery. Founded in 1962, the company ceased to exist in 1987, after 25 years in the costume jewelry market." Thank you for shopping with JANE DAISY GENERAL Where It’s ALWAYS Easy To Treat Yourself! All Jane Daisy General jewelry is sent in fun, free gift packaging. Take a visual journey & fall in love with rare, pre-loved & pre-owned, Modern, Vintage & Antique Jewelry & Special Treasures! Gorgeous & affordable curated collections highlighting creative beauty. JaneDaisy . com our own website ~ Starting at $5.00 Poshmark: Jane_Daisy ~ Starting at $8.00 Etsy: JaneDaisyGeneral ~ Starting at $15.00 eBay: janedaisycat - cool collectibles Amazon: Jane Daisy General LLC : Contact us for the current vast list of Vintage Books, Cool Comics and Rare Periodicals offered by Jane Daisy General, LLC. Please Take Note of Jane Daisy General, LLC, Information below. ~ All Jane Daisy General jewelry is pre-loved and pre-owned, vintage or antique, and will display normal, gentle wear indicative of its pre-loved status. ~ All Jane Daisy General jewelry is sent in fun, free gift packaging. ~ *NB*: Any damage beyond gentle wear will be included in the description or visible in the photographs. Please see detailed photographs. ~ Jane Daisy General was created for the love of jewelry. We are thrilled to share these treasures in a wide price-range, setting prices so everyone can find something to match an outfit, treat themselves, find a unique gift … or just because! Please contact us at janedaisygeneral @ gmail.com with any questions.