Mosaic Inlay Dangle Earrings with Turquoise and Orange Hues

This is a pair of dangle earrings featuring a rectangular or trapezoidal drop design. Each earring is crafted from what appears to be a composite material, possibly a type of mosaic or inlay work, with irregular pieces of natural stone or shell set into a matrix. The dominant colors within the inlay are vibrant turquoise blues, earthy oranges/browns, and mottled grays/whites, interspersed with what looks like gold-colored metal flakes or foil. The 'gold' elements are irregularly shaped, filling the spaces between the larger colored fragments, suggesting a 'cracked' or 'shattered' aesthetic, similar to a kintsugi-inspired design or a process where metal is pulverized and set. The overall finish of the composite material appears smooth and polished, giving it a somewhat resinous or lacquered appearance, which could indicate the pieces are encased in a clear medium to protect and bind them. The edges of the rectangular drops are relatively sharp and well-defined. Each earring is suspended from a simple, silver-toned metal fishhook earwire. These earwires have a small coil detail just above the connecting loop, which is a common design for durability and aesthetic finishing. No visible maker's marks or signatures are apparent. The style suggests a contemporary or artisan-made piece, likely from the early 21st century, designed for casual or bohemian wear. The condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant wear or damage to the composite material or the metal findings.