Figural Rider on Horseback Dangle Earrings

This is a pair of dangle earrings, each featuring a detailed miniature figurine resembling a historical or mythical rider on horseback, possibly a cowboy or a medieval knight, given the posture and lean of the figure. The earrings appear to be crafted from a metallic material, likely silver or a silver-toned alloy, exhibiting a dark, aged patina which accentuates the sculptural details and gives them an antique appearance. Each rider figurine is intricately designed, showing details in the clothing/armor, the horse's posture, and what seems to be a lance or long weapon held by the rider. The figures are roughly 2-3 cm tall based on visual estimation relative to the earwire. The construction utilizes a classic fishhook earwire for piercing, which is attached to the top of the rider's head or helmet via a small jump ring and a beaded spacer. The earwire itself demonstrates some coiling near the attachment point, suggesting a robust connection. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image. The overall condition appears good with the intentional dark patina, which contributes to their character as vintage or antique-styled pieces. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like breaks or heavy wear, though the natural aging has created a nuanced surface texture. The craftsmanship seems detailed, indicating a cast or molded production method for the figurines that allows for consistent replication between the two earrings. The style leans towards a rustic, historical, or Western aesthetic.