Vintage Sandor Enamel Bracelet | A Rare Find For You

About Sandor

Sándor Goldberger founded the company in 1938. after emigrating from Hungary to the United States.

He quickly established his brand in New York City, where he became known for producing high-quality, intricately designed costume jewelry. The jewelry appealed to women who wanted affordable yet elegant accessories that captured the beauty and elegance of fine jewelry without the high cost.

Beatrice Grace McGowen was a notable designer for the company in the 1950s.  Her designs often featured delicate floral motifs, intricate enameling, and the use of vibrant rhinestones, which set her work apart from other designers of the time.

During the 1940s and 1950s, Sandor jewelry gained popularity for its unique blend of European craftsmanship and American style. The company’s designs were sold in high-end department stores and became a favorite among women who appreciated its detailed artistry.

Sandor continued to create jewelry until the mid-1970s when the company ceased operations.

Today, Sandor jewelry remains highly sought after by collectors and vintage enthusiasts, prized for its distinctive style and the rich history behind each piece.  Jewelry marks include Sandor Sándor Goldberger thru 1940 and Sandor or Sandor Co. thereafter.