Norma Jewelry Corp. was an American jewelry manufacturer operating from 1944 to 1959. Its founder was Alfred Benjamin Shoal.
Headquartered at 15 W. 47th St., New York 19, New York.
The last patent application was filed in September 1954, after which the company ceased operations. It is believed that Norma Jewelry Corp. ceased operations in the late 1950s.
The product range included brooches, including collector’s pieces.
Norma Jewelry Corp. pieces typically used materials such as sterling silver, gold plating, crystals, cabochon-shaped stones, and lucite. Models created during the 1950s also featured colored enamels and semi-precious stones.
Hallmarks
The company’s jewelry was marked, for example, with the inscription “Norma Sterling Pat. Pend.”
