Vintage Costume Clip-On Earrings with Porcelain Roses

This pair of vintage costume earrings features a kite-shaped or rhombic filigree drop design finished in a bright gold-tone metal. Each earring is centered with a hand-painted, mold-formed porcelain rose bud, showcasing delicate white outer petals with a soft pink core and a single small green leaf at the top. The floral elements appear to be made of bisque porcelain or a similar ceramic material, typical of mid-20th-century floral jewelry craftsmanship often seen from makers like Royal Adderley or Crown Staffordshire. The metalwork includes openwork scroll patterns and circular pierce-outs along the kite frame. The earrings utilize a clip-on mechanism, indicating a period of manufacture likely between the 1950s and 1980s. Physically, the gold plating shows significant signs of wear and tarnish, particularly on the clips and top loops, revealing a darker base metal underneath. The porcelain flowers appear largely intact, though there is visible surface grime and cumulative dust in the crevices of the petal folds. No visible maker marks are identifiable from the front or clip hinges in this view. Overall, they reflect a romantic or Rococo-revival aesthetic common in mid-century fashion accessories.