Tortoiseshell-Effect Enameled Drop Earrings

A pair of contemporary drop earrings featuring an elongated, curved leaf or petal-shaped design. The primary aesthetic centers on a polished tortoiseshell effect, with a swirling pattern of amber, deep brown, and black tones likely achieved through enameling or an acrylic inlay over a metal base. Each decorative element is secured within a gold-toned metallic frame that outlines one side and the bottom edge, providing structural support and a reflective contrast. The earrings are suspended from gold-finish French hook (shepherd's hook) ear wires, which are attached via standard jump rings and gold-tone bead accents. The construction suggests mass-market fashion jewelry rather than fine metalwork, as evidenced by the uniform machine-like finish of the wirework. The condition appears fair to good; there are visible surface scratches on the enameled portions and some minor tarnish or wear to the gold-tone plating particularly around the joints and hooks. No distinct maker's marks are visible in the image, indicating they are likely late 20th to early 21st-century costume jewelry intended for casual wear. The craftsmanship is consistent with mid-range retail accessories designed for seasonal style.