Faux Pearl Dangle Earrings with Gold-Tone Filigree Caps

This pair of earrings features a round, cream-colored faux pearl-like bead as the main body, surmounted by an elaborate gold-tone filigree cap and a small loop for suspension. Each earring is approximately 1 to 1.5 cm in length, with the pearl-like bead having a diameter of roughly 0.8 to 1 cm. The 'pearls' exhibit a smooth, lustrous surface, albeit with some minor imperfections or scuffs discernible upon close inspection, suggesting either wear or a characteristic of the faux material. The filigree caps are intricately designed with a floral or scroll pattern, adding a decorative element that suggests a vintage or antique aesthetic. The gold-tone metal appears to be a base metal with a plating, as indicated by its consistent color and slight sheen; there are no obvious signs of significant tarnish or plating loss in the visible areas, though the overall condition of the metal appears slightly dulled with age. Each earring has a small, simple loop at the top of the cap, indicating they are designed to dangle. These could be replacements for a larger earring finding, or designed as charms. There are no visible maker's marks or stamps. Given the style and materials, these likely date from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s-1970s. The craftsmanship of the filigree is moderately detailed, suggesting mass-produced costume jewelry rather than fine hand-made pieces. The items appear to be in fair to good condition, considering their probable age, with minor surface wear consistent with typical use.