Silver-Tone Flower Cluster Stud Earrings

This is a pair of flower-shaped cluster stud earrings, consisting of seven round-cut colorless stones arranged in a floral pattern. Each earring features a central stone surrounded by a 'petal' ring of six additional stones. The stones are secured using a traditional prong-setting technique, with multiple rounded metal beads visible that hold each stone in place. The metal appears to be a silver-toned alloy, which could be sterling silver, white gold, or costume metal with rhodium plating; visible oxidation and small surface abrasions are present, suggesting moderate age and wear. The stones exhibit a milky or inclusions-rich appearance under magnification, characteristic of lower-grade diamonds or synthetic simulants like cubic zirconia. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks in the provided image. The style is a classic botanical design popular since the mid-20th century. The craftsmanship is functional, with the cluster design intended to maximize surface area sparkle while using smaller individual stones. Condition-wise, the earrings show slight grime accumulation around the settings and minor dulling of the metal's high-polish finish.