Pair of Dangle Earrings with Ornate Gold and Dark Metal Scrollwork and Clear Stones

This appears to be a pair of vintage or antique-style dangle earrings. Each earring features a spherical or rounded bead-like body, approximately 1 to 1.5 cm in diameter, crafted from a gold-toned metal, possibly brass, gold-plated base metal, or low-karat gold, given the warm, slightly subdued hue. The surface of each sphere is intricately decorated with a filigree-esque pattern, featuring raised, swirl-like motifs in the same gold-toned metal. These gold swirls are set against a darker, possibly oxidized silver-toned or gunmetal background, which provides a striking contrast. Scattered within the darker areas and along some of the gold patterns are numerous small, clear stones, likely rhinestones or paste, set flush with the surface, providing a subtle sparkle. One earring has a visible ear wire, suggesting it is a dangle or hook-style earring, while the other appears to be missing its attachment or is oriented differently. The craftsmanship suggests a level of detail, although the exact quality of the metalwork and stone setting cannot be fully assessed without closer inspection. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures, though they might be present on the reverse or inside the ear wire. The overall aesthetic points towards a possible Victorian revival, Art Nouveau, or even a contemporary piece designed to mimic older styles. The condition appears to be good with a visible patina that hints at age or intentional antiquing. No significant damage such as bent metal or missing stones is immediately apparent, though one ear wire is bent.