Turquoise Seed Bead and Metal Coin Dangle Earrings

This is a pair of handcrafted dangle earrings, each featuring an elongated, slightly curved oval or marquise-like shape entirely covered with small, round, opaque turquoise-colored seed beads. The beads are meticulously arranged to fill the entire surface of the main body of the earring, giving it a vibrant, textured appearance. The edges of the beaded section appear to be finished with a darker, possibly metal or tightly woven thread, creating a defined outline and holding the beads in place. Attached to the broader, lower end of each beaded component are a series of small, flat, roundish metal 'coin' or disc-shaped charms. There are approximately 6-8 such charms per earring, linked individually by small rings, allowing them to dangle and create movement. These metal charms exhibit a darker, antiqued, or oxidized finish, possibly bronze, copper, or a darkened silver-tone alloy, providing a striking contrast to the bright turquoise beads. The overall length of each earring appears to be several inches, making them a statement piece. The ear wires are simple, open-hook style, likely made of a base metal, possibly silver-plated due to the slightly shiny, though somewhat tarnished, appearance. Some slight wear and oxidation are visible on the metal components, consistent with regular use or storage. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided images, suggesting they might be artisan-made or from a smaller jewelry manufacturer. The style suggests a bohemian, ethnic, or tribal influence, likely from the late 20th to early 21st century. The craftsmanship, while not high-end, appears to be carefully executed for the beaded work, indicating a degree of care in their construction.