Modernist Cube-Style Costume Jewelry Earring Set

This item consists of a pair of modernist-style earrings contained within a clear plastic zip-top polybag. The jewelry features a minimalist, geometric design characterized by small cube-shaped beads. The cubes appear to be made of a non-metallic material, likely polymer clay, ceramic, or dyed wood, displaying muted earth tones including beige, tan, and a soft dusty rose. These cubes are strung onto silver-toned metal findings, which consist of wire posts and small ball-end accents. One earring shows a stacked configuration of three cubes, while the other appears partially disassembled or of a different complementary design within the bag. The silver-toned metal construction suggests a base metal like surgical steel or rhodium-plated brass, typical of contemporary artisan costume jewelry from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition appears fair to good; while no significant chips are visible on the beads, the components are loose within the bag, which may lead to surface abrasions. The craftsmanship reflects a handcrafted, indie-boutique aesthetic rather than mass-produced fine jewelry. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks discernible through the semi-translucent packaging, pointing toward a small-scale or local artisan origin.