He designed and sold jewelry for 72 years from a booth in the diamond district in Manhattan. He died of Covid-related pneumonia.
Source: New York Times
Norman Landsberg, Jeweler With a Friendly Touch, Dies at 94
Published in Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Deaths (Obituaries), Diamond District (Manhattan, NY), Diamonds, Jewels and Jewelry and Landsberg, Norman (1926-2021)
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