Geometric 1980s Aesthetic Enameled Dangle Earring

This is a single dangle earring featuring a distinct geometric design synonymous with the Memphis Group-inspired aesthetic of the 1980s. The piece is constructed from thin, bent wire coated in vibrant, matte enamel. The upper component is a bright fuchsia-pink triangle suspended from a silver-toned stud post with a black bead accent. Interlocking with the triangle's base is a slender green wire element shaped into an elongated drop or 'U' form. Two polished black spherical beads are positioned on the wire structure: one sits at the intersection of the pink and green elements, and the second is fused further down the green drop. The materials appear to be base metal with an enamel or powder-coated finish. There are visible condition issues including slight chipping of the pink enamel at the connection point and some minor tarnish on the jump ring connecting the post to the main body. No visible maker's marks are discernible in the image, suggesting mass-market production typical of vintage costume jewelry from the late 20th century. The craftsmanship is functional, focusing on bold color contrast and playful silhouette rather than fine metalwork.