Sterling Silver Post Earrings with Dangle Balls

This pair of earrings features an oval-shaped post back, from which a small, spherical dangle is suspended. The primary material appears to be sterling silver, indicated by the '925' hallmark visible on the reverse side of both oval backings, signifying 92.5% pure silver. The silver exhibits a moderate degree of tarnishing, especially around the edges and within the recessed areas, which contributes to an aged patina. The surface shows minor scratches and wear consistent with regular use. The oval portion of the earring is flat on the back, while the front, though not visible, is likely adorned with a stone or decorative element given the construction. The posts are firmly attached, appearing straight and functional. Each small dangle is a solid, polished silver ball, approximately 4-5mm in diameter, connected to the oval backing via a simple ring loop. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced or artisan-made sterling silver jewelry, with visible solder points where the post attaches and where the ring loop is connected to the oval. There are no obvious repairs, but the green discoloration around some solder points may suggest a past reaction or accumulated residue. The design suggests a timeless or possibly mid-to-late 20th-century aesthetic, leaning towards a simple, understated style. The quality is good given the material and construction, typical of everyday sterling silver jewelry. The overall condition is good, considering the visible wear and tarnish.