Teardrop Dangle Earrings with Blue Stone Appearance

This item is identified as a pair of dangle earrings, featuring prominent teardrop-shaped elements in a vibrant, robin's egg blue color. The material appears to be a natural stone, possibly howlite that has been dyed to mimic turquoise, or a composite material resembling such, given the apparent crackled or webbed matrix visible on one of the larger teardrops. This 'crackle' effect is likely intentional, enhancing its resemblance to natural turquoise veining, with the lines appearing in a lighter, brownish-gold hue against the blue. Each earring is suspended from a standard ear wire or hook (not fully visible, but implied by the presentation) and incorporates smaller, round beads of the same blue color above the main teardrop. One earring shows a single small bead, while the other appears to have two, one larger and one smaller. The metal components, including jump rings and possibly the ear wires, appear to be a silver-toned base metal. The overall construction suggests a casual or bohemian style. The condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant wear or damage to the stones themselves, and the metal components seem intact. The craftsmanship is utilitarian, typical of mass-produced fashion jewelry, focusing on the visual appeal of the blue 'stone' elements. The estimated age is likely contemporary, from the late 20th or early 21st century.