Oxidized Silver Jhumka Earrings with Green Beaded Accents

This is a pair of traditional Indian-style Jhumka earrings, characterized by their distinct inverted bell or drop shape. The earrings are constructed from an oxidized silver-toned metal, likely a base metal alloy such as brass or German silver, purposefully darkened to create an antique aesthetic. One earring is shown in profile, revealing a pyramidal or conical cap adorned with intricate repoussé and filigree-style metalwork, including rows of circles and geometric patterns. The second earring is positioned to show the underside of the 'bell,' which features a wired mesh structure decorated with a fringe of small, round beads. These beads appear to be composed of translucent green and clear glass or resin, some exhibiting a marbled or 'crackle' effect. The earrings utilize a simple shepherd's hook (French wire) finding with a small coiled spring detail at the base of the loop for security. In terms of condition, there is visible surface oxidation consistent with the intended 'antique' finish, though some light wear on the metal edges and potential dust accumulation in the crevices are noted. The craftsmanship suggests a contemporary mass-produced item designed to mimic traditional tribal or nomadic jewelry styles. No visible maker's marks or metal purity stamps are discernable, which is common for this type of fashion jewelry.