Bohemian Style Tassel and Beaded Drop Earrings

A pair of contemporary bohemian-style drop earrings featuring a multi-layered design. The top portion consists of a sage green, molded plastic or resin disc with a radial, gear-like texture. Suspended from this is a teardrop-shaped arrangement of light blue faux-stone beads interspersed with small gold-toned metal spacers. The focal point of the drop is a matching larger blue sphere bead centered within the loop. The bottom section terminates in a wide, voluminous fringe tassel made of sky-blue synthetic silky thread. The entire assembly appears to be mounted on a standard white cardboard backing labeled 'FASHION JEWELRY' and is housed in a clear plastic retail bag. The construction reflects mass-produced costume jewelry, likely from the mid-to-late 2010s, utilizing basic wire-wrapping and assembly techniques. The condition is brand-new/unused, though the tassels show some minor fraying and unevenness typical of inexpensive synthetic fibers. The color palette of mint and sky blue suggests a summer aesthetic aimed at casual wear.

Upon visual inspection of this pair of bohemian-style drop earrings, I find them to be representative of mass-produced contemporary costume jewelry. The construction utilizes molded resin, synthetic silk fibers, and base-metal spacers. Condition is 'New Old Stock' (NOS), though I observe fraying at the tassel ends and minor irregularities in the bead symmetry, which are characteristic of high-volume manufacturing rather than artisanal craftsmanship. The 'Fashion Jewelry' carding and plastic poly-bagging are consistent with high-street retail or fast-fashion distribution from the 2010s. Market demand for this specific aesthetic remains steady for casual summer wear, but there is no secondary market rarity or collector interest to drive value beyond the initial retail price point. Comparables include similar non-branded accessories found in large-scale department stores or online marketplaces like Amazon or AliExpress. My valuation reflects the utilitarian and decorative value rather than intrinsic material worth, as no precious metals or genuine gemstones were detected. Limitations: This appraisal is based solely on digital images. Without an in-person examination, I cannot perform a scratch test or acid test to definitively rule out allergic-reactive base metals (such as nickel) or confirm the exact polymer composition. A physical inspection would also be required to verify the integrity of the wire loops. No provenance was provided; however, given the nature of the item, documentation would not significantly alter the valuation unless a celebrity or high-fashion brand association could be proven.