Vintage Faux Pearl and Seashell Necklace and Earring Set

This is a vintage two-piece jewelry set comprising a necklace and a pair of matching clip-on earrings. The necklace features two strands of small, uniformly sized, off-white to cream-colored faux pearls, likely glass or plastic, strung together to form a double-strand choker or short necklace. The pearls exhibit a consistent luster, suggesting they are artificial. The necklace closes with a small, round bead-style clasp with an extender chain, also adorned with small faux pearls, allowing for adjustable length. The central focal point of the necklace is an ornate, layered medallion-like pendant. This pendant is intricately decorated with various real seashells, including a prominent spiral-shaped shell in the center, surrounded by smaller broken shell pieces and possibly mother-of-pearl fragments. These shell elements are interspersed and accented with small, clear, faceted rhinestones that add sparkle to the piece. The arrangement of the shells and rhinestones suggests a floral or organic motif. The matching clip-on earrings mirror the design of the necklace's central medallion, each featuring a cluster of small natural shells, often conch or snail shells, with surrounding clear rhinestones. The shells vary in color from muted whites and creams to light browns, indicative of their natural origin. The presence of clip-on backings suggests a mid-20th century construction, likely dating from the 1950s to 1970s. The overall condition appears to be good with no obvious major damage from the visible images. There might be some minor wear consistent with age, such as slight dulling of the faux pearls or subtle discoloration of the metal components (not clearly visible). The craftsmanship of the shell arrangements appears delicate, with individual pieces carefully placed to create a cohesive design. No visible maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the provided images.