Gold-Toned Stud Earrings with Amber-Colored Stones

This item consists of a pair of stud earrings, each featuring a single amber-colored, possibly gemstone, set in a gold-toned metal finding. The stones are oval or possibly cushion cut, exhibiting a translucent characteristic with warm orange to reddish-brown hues. They appear to be bezel-set or prong-set with a simple four-prong configuration that secures the stone centrally within the visible gold-toned frame. The findings are typical stud earring posts designed for pierced ears, complete with butterfly or friction backs, which are visible attached to the posts. The metal appears to be polished and shiny, suggesting either gold, gold-plated, or a similar alloy. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks in the provided image, but the craftsmanship appears functional and neat for a mass-produced or semi-custom piece. The overall condition seems good, with no obvious signs of significant damage, heavy wear, or repairs, though minor surface scratches typical of normal use might be present but are not discernible at this resolution. The style suggests a versatile accessory suitable for everyday wear, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century. The size appears relatively small, suitable for a subtle accent. The quality seems decent for costume or fine jewelry, depending on the actual material composition.