Clear Rectangular Bead Dangle Earrings

This is a pair of contemporary dangle earrings, each featuring a cluster of clear, rectangular-shaped beads suspended from silver-toned metal wires. The overall design suggests a cascading or chandelier style. Each earring is equipped with a standard fish-hook earwire, typical for pierced ears, which appears to be made of a silver-colored non-precious metal, possibly stainless steel or an alloy, given the lack of obvious hallmarks and the common use of such findings in costume jewelry. The beads themselves are translucent, possibly glass or acrylic, with a smooth, polished finish and a subtle frosted or milky quality in some areas, which could be an intentional design choice or a slight patina/wear. They are of a consistent rectangular, almost block-like, shape, each pierced horizontally to allow a thin, silver-toned metal pin to pass through. These pins are then connected to a central cluster of wires, creating a fanned out or radiating effect. The metal components show no significant signs of tarnish or damage, indicating either good care or relatively recent manufacture. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image. The construction appears to be machine-made or mass-produced, typical of fashion jewelry from the late 20th or early 21st century. The quality is consistent with costume jewelry; while visually appealing, the materials are likely not high-value. The design is minimalist and versatile, suitable for everyday wear or casual occasions.