Vintage Green Cabochon and Multi-Color Rhinestone Parure

This is a vintage parure, or matching set of costume jewelry, comprising a bracelet, a pair of clip-on earrings, and a brooch. The dominant feature across all pieces is the use of large, oval-shaped green cabochons, likely glass or acrylic, which simulate jade or emeralds due to their mottled internal appearance. These central green stones are surrounded by an array of smaller, faceted rhinestones in various shapes and colors including amber, clear, iridescent white, pink, and dark red/brown. The metal setting appears to be a gold-tone base metal, typical for vintage costume jewelry. The bracelet is constructed of five articulated links, each centered with a large green cabochon and embellished with the smaller rhinestones. It features a chain extension with a small ring for adjustable fastening, indicative of typical bracelet closures from the mid-20th century. The clip-on earrings each feature a prominent green cabochon surrounded by complementary smaller rhinestones. The brooch follows a similar design, with a central green cabochon encircled by the diverse and colorful rhinestones, creating a cluster effect. The overall condition appears good for its age, though some typical signs of wear such as minor scratches on the cabochons or slight discoloration on the metal setting may be present upon closer inspection, which is common for vintage pieces. No discernible maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided images, suggesting it may be unbranded or the marks are on the reverse side. The style points to a mid-20th-century aesthetic, likely 1940s-1960s, a period known for bold, colorful costume jewelry sets. The craftsmanship involves prong and possibly bezel settings for the stones, suggesting a standard quality for mass-produced vintage costume pieces.