Vintage Gold-Tone Filigree Clip-On Earrings with Green Accents

A matching pair of vintage clip-on earrings featuring an intricate gold-tone openwork filigree design. Each earring is circular in its general silhouette with scalloped edges, composed of swirling wire-like metalwork that creates a delicate, airy appearance. Set within the gold-toned scrolls are two small, round-cut green glass or rhinestone accents per earring, positioned symmetrically. The metal displays a warm yellow-gold finish consistent with costume jewelry plating from the mid-20th century. Based on the construction and aesthetic, these earrings likely date to the 1950s or 1960s, a period when ornate filigree and clip-on mechanisms were highly popular. The craftsmanship shows careful attention to the symmetry of the scrolls, though they appear to be cast rather than true spun filigree. The visible condition shows slight dulling of the metal consistent with age-related patina, but there are no obvious missing stones or significant structural damage. No maker's marks are visible from the front view, suggesting they may be unsigned or marked on the reverse clasp.