Rhinestone Chandelier Clip-On Earrings

The item depicted is a pair of chandelier-style clip-on earrings, likely made for costume wear rather than fine jewelry. Each earring is constructed from a base metal, which appears to have a gold-tone finish, densely set with numerous small, round-cut rhinestones. The rhinestones exhibit an aurora borealis (AB) coating, causing them to show a captivating iridescent play of colors, including hints of blue, pink, and yellow, depending on the angle of light. One earring is fully visible and features a tiered, tapering design, resembling a miniature chandelier or a multi-layered cake, culminating in a small decorative top. The individual rhinestones are prong-set, which is a common setting method for securing stones and allowing maximum light entry. The dimensions are difficult to ascertain precisely from the image, but the visible earring appears to be approximately 2-3 inches in length at its widest and tallest points. The second earring is partially obscured by a clear plastic bag, suggesting they may have been recently stored or packaged for sale. The overall condition appears good with no obvious signs of missing stones or significant discoloration of the metal. There may be some light wear consistent with age or use, but this is not clearly discernible. The style suggests a mid-20th century to late 20th century design, characteristic of Hollywood glamour or mid-century cocktail jewelry. The craftsmanship, while not that of fine jewelry, demonstrates a careful arrangement of stones to create a dazzling effect, indicating reasonable quality for costume pieces.