Maz

--Stone(s):-- (8) Natural Genuine Diamonds - Round Brilliant Cut - Flush/Burnish Set - F/G Color - VS1/VS2 Clarity - 0.16ctw (approx.) Total Carat Weight: 0.16 (approx.) Material: 1...

MAZ is known for designs that celebrate beautifully carved stones. The mother of pearl petals and accented with bright turquoise centers. At 1 inch in size this chic pair of earrings...

Add a touch of elegance to your collection with this stunning pair of Maz seashell earrings. Crafted from 14k gold, these clip-on earrings feature a beautiful array of multi-colored ...

These undulating 14KT earrings are one of the fun pieces we’ve had the pleasure of acquiring. Taking an artful twist on the oceanic motif. Set with quatrefoil of heart-shaped blue to...

Add a touch of beauty to your look with this stunning pair of Maz seashell earrings. These 14K gold clip-on earrings feature a beautiful seashell design that is perfect for any occas...

This visually exciting pair of vintage MAZ designer clip on earrings, created from fluted, 14k yellow gold and fluted, black onyx are crafted in the manner of a very dimensional knot...

Vintage retro Shell Motif gold rap design clip-on earrings for all sea lovers! The brand MAZ is characterized by its high-quality shell-style designs. Crafted in 14 K Yellow gold, ...

A pair of modern rock crystal and diamond earrings by Maz, comprised of two fluted sections of rock crystal, flanking a central band of pavé set brilliant-cut diamonds, weighing an estimated total of 2.25 carats, with posts and hinged clip fittings, all mounted in 14ct yellow and white gold. Late 20th century. Louis Mazza was a descendant of a family of jewellers, with roots dating back almost two centuries. The Mazza family were cameo carvers, established around 1840, working with coral and conch shells, which they harvested and hand carved, in a small town just south of Naples, called Torre del Greco. Louis emigrated to the United States, around the turn of the 20th century, to import gems and his Mazza family carvings. His business expanded into a jewellery design house, with his four sons joining him, between 1950 and 1960. His third son, William, worked closely with major designers. In 1970 he produced his first collection for I. Magnin and Bergdorf Goodman, under the Mazza name. The company is still family owned. With thanks to Treasure Fine Jewelry