
Teal Faux Pearl Graduated Drop Earrings
A pair of decorative drop-style earrings featuring three graduated, round teal-colored faux pearls on each earring. The beads are arranged from smallest at the top to largest at the base, separated by silver-toned rhinestone-encrusted spacer beads (rondelles) that add a touch of sparkle. Each earring is suspended from a standard silver-toned metal French hook (ear wire) with a small coil and ball detail at the base of the hook. The teal beads appear to be synthetic, likely glass or plastic with a lustrous pearlescent coating. Based on the construction and materials, these are contemporary mass-market costume jewelry pieces. The condition shows signs of use; there is visible wear on the surface of the teal coating, particularly on the largest bead of the left earring where the finish appears to be chipping or scratched, revealing a lighter base material underneath. The silver-toned metal components show slight dulling consistent with base metals rather than sterling silver. No visible maker's marks or hallmarks or stamps are present, which is typical for hobbyist or lower-end commercial costume jewelry from the late 20th to early 21st century.
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Estimated Value
$5.00-$12.00
Basic Information
Category
Jewelry - Costume/Fashion
Appraised On
February 24, 2026
Estimated Value
$5.00-$12.00
Item Description
A pair of decorative drop-style earrings featuring three graduated, round teal-colored faux pearls on each earring. The beads are arranged from smallest at the top to largest at the base, separated by silver-toned rhinestone-encrusted spacer beads (rondelles) that add a touch of sparkle. Each earring is suspended from a standard silver-toned metal French hook (ear wire) with a small coil and ball detail at the base of the hook. The teal beads appear to be synthetic, likely glass or plastic with a lustrous pearlescent coating. Based on the construction and materials, these are contemporary mass-market costume jewelry pieces. The condition shows signs of use; there is visible wear on the surface of the teal coating, particularly on the largest bead of the left earring where the finish appears to be chipping or scratched, revealing a lighter base material underneath. The silver-toned metal components show slight dulling consistent with base metals rather than sterling silver. No visible maker's marks or hallmarks or stamps are present, which is typical for hobbyist or lower-end commercial costume jewelry from the late 20th to early 21st century.
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