Gold-Tone Hoop Earring with Pearl and Gold Beads

This item is a single, small hoop earring, appearing to be crafted from a gold-tone metal. The hoop itself is circular and relatively thin, approximately 1 mm in diameter for the hoop wire. It features a classic hinged closure mechanism, common in hoop earrings, where a thin wire or post from one end passes through a small loop or catch on the other end to secure it. The metal exhibits a bright, polished golden luster, suggesting either gold plating, gold-filled material, or possibly a base metal alloy with a gold finish. At the lowest curve of the hoop, three decorative elements are threaded onto the wire: a central, spherical pearl-like bead flanked on either side by a smaller, spherical gold-tone bead. The central pearl bead is off-white or cream in color, with a smooth, glossy surface, indicating either a cultured pearl, a faux pearl, or a glass bead with a pearlized coating. The two smaller gold-tone beads have a similar polished finish to the hoop itself. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for fashion jewelry, with no obvious signs of high-end artisanal work or intricate detailing beyond the basic construction. There are no visible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps in the provided image. The condition appears to be good, with no overt signs of wear, tarnishing, or damage visible, such as scratches, dents, or discolored plating. Based on its design, it likely dates from the late 20th century to contemporary times, possibly as part of a set of earrings, though only one is depicted. The simple yet elegant design makes it suitable for everyday wear.