American actress Monet Mazur was born in Los Angeles, California, on April 17, 1976. Her parents are Rolling Stones “tongue” logo designer Ruby Mazur and model Valerie Chasin. Mazur is the lone daughter and the oldest of four children. Her father’s side of the family is Jewish.

Early in her teen years, Mazur began her acting and modeling career. She would later make numerous TV advertisements and marketing promotions. Everyone in Leather, Everyone in Cords, and Everyone in Vests are some of her most well-known commercials.

Monet Mazur parents: Meet Ruby Mazur, Valerie Chasin

The daughter of model Valerie Chasin and illustrator Ruby Mazur, who is most known for designing the “tongue” emblem for the Rolling Stones’ “Tumbling Dice” single jacket, Mazur was born in Los Angeles, California. Mazur is the lone daughter and the oldest of four children. Their given names were derived from the last names of well-known artists (Monet, Matisse for one brother, Cézanne and Miro for the other).