Ethnic Silver-Toned Hoop Earring with Dangling Charms

This is a single hoop earring, likely crafted from silver or a silver-toned metal, with a diameter that appears to be approximately 1.5 to 2 inches, judging by the hand holding it. The main hoop is a smooth, polished band, but it features distinct dark wrapping at two points along its circumference – near the top where it might connect to the earlobe, and on the opposite side. Below the bottom half of the hoop, there are numerous small, delicate charms or 'jhumkas' hanging. These charms are bell-shaped or tear-drop shaped and appear to be solid, attached by small loops. There are approximately 15-20 such individual charms, creating a clustered, dangling effect. The overall color is a dull silver, suggesting either age-related tarnishing or an intentional oxidized finish, particularly visible in the wrapped sections. There are no clearly discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The design, with its multiple dangling elements and wrapped accents, is reminiscent of traditional or ethnic jewelry, possibly South Asian or Middle Eastern in origin. The condition shows a visible patina, indicating age and use, but no overt signs of damage or significant wear are apparent beyond typical surface scratching. The craftsmanship appears to be hand-assembled given the individual attachment of each small charm.