Sterling Silver Hamsa Filigree Drop Earrings

A pair of decorative drop-style earrings featuring the Hamsa (Hand of Fatima) symbol. Consistent with the user-provided context of 'Sterling', these pieces are crafted from silver and feature intricate open-work filigree metalwork within the palms. The design includes three vertical rectangular cutouts on the fingers and a central floral/swirl pattern on the upper palm area. A notable feature is the small, spherical gold-toned bead—possibly brass or gold-filled—centrally mounted as an 'eye' or 'evil eye' talisman. The earrings are suspended from polished silver French wire (fish hook) findings. The metal exhibits an antiqued finish with intentional darkening or oxidation in the recessed areas to accentuate the detail of the filigree. The craftsmanship suggests a folk-art or middle-eastern ethnic style, likely late 20th century. Condition appears good with minor surface tarnish and typical wear consistent with age. No visible maker's marks are discernible in the photograph, though '925' or 'Sterling' stamps would typically be found on the ear wire or the reverse of the charm. These earrings are standard jewelry size, approximately 1 to 1.5 inches in total length.