Resin Cabochons with Gold Flakes

These are two domed cabochons, likely intended for use in jewelry making or as decorative elements. Each cabochon features a dark, opaque back and a translucent or transparent domed face in which gold flakes appear to be suspended. The gold flakes are of various sizes and irregularly distributed throughout the material. There is a notable inclusion or air bubble present in the upper right quadrant of each cabochon, appearing as a small, gray-toned circular mark. The surfaces appear to be smooth and polished, consistent with being cast or formed within a mold. There are no visible manufacturing marks, signatures, or stamps. The material appears to be resin or a similar synthetic polymer, due to the clarity and the way the gold flakes are suspended within it. Based on the materials and construction style, these likely date from the mid to late 20th century or newer. The overall condition appears good with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear, aside from the aforementioned inclusions which seem inherent to the manufacturing process.

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