Vintage Toned Faceted Amber Glass Dangle Earrings

This is a pair of dangle earrings, likely made in the mid-20th century, possibly as costume jewelry. Each earring features a series of interconnected elements: a small, dark brown or amber-colored facet-cut stud at the top, which appears to be a bead or perhaps a small gemstone, followed by a smaller, clear amber-colored facet-cut spherical bead, connected via a small metal jump ring. Below this, a second small, amber-colored bead, possibly glass or plastic, is visible leading into the main decorative element. The primary aesthetic focus is a larger, faceted bead, approximately orb-shaped but slightly flattened, in a translucent amber or golden-brown hue. This large bead is encased at its top by an ornate, silver-toned metal cap with a delicate, possibly floral or filigree pattern. The metal elements and connecting rings suggest a silver-plated or base metal composition, showing some signs of tarnish or patination consistent with age. The overall construction appears to be machine-made or semi-handcrafted. There are no clear manufacturer's marks visible. The beads exhibit good clarity and faceting. There are no obvious chips or cracks visible, but some minor surface wear on the metal components is possible given the age. The design is classic and could complement a vintage-inspired or bohemian aesthetic. The uniform appearance of the two earrings indicates they were produced as a pair. The craftsmanship points to a mass-produced or lower-end craftsmanship.