
DL Sterling Silver Gilt Amethyst and Diamond Halo Teardrop Earrings
This is a pair of contemporary teardrop-shaped stud earrings crafted in sterling silver with a gold-toned (gilt) finish. Each earring features a central pear-cut or 'teardrop' amethyst of a medium purple hue, approximately 0.25 to 0.40 carats each. The amethysts are set within a rhodium-plated or white-metal halo accent, which is pavé-set with small, round-cut accent diamonds. The outer frame of the earring comprises a polished gold-toned swooping 'flame' or 'wave' motif that tapers at the top, adding a sense of movement to the design. Based on user context, the metal is hallmarked '925' for sterling silver and bears the maker's mark 'DL'. The jewelry shows signs of moderate wear, specifically visible tarnish and thinning of the gold plating (vermeil) along the outer edges and curves, revealing the silver beneath. The style is indicative of mass-market fine jewelry from the late 20th to early 21st century. The craftsmanship is standard for commercial jewelry, featuring prong-set stones and a cast assembly. The contrast between the purple amethyst, white diamond accents, and yellow metal creates a classic tri-color aesthetic common in decorative evening wear accessories.
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Estimated Value
$45 - $75
Basic Information
Category
Fine Jewelry - Earrings
Appraised On
February 23, 2026
Estimated Value
$45 - $75
Additional Details Provided By Owner
User Provided Information
925 diamond and amethyst hallmark is DL
Item Description
This is a pair of contemporary teardrop-shaped stud earrings crafted in sterling silver with a gold-toned (gilt) finish. Each earring features a central pear-cut or 'teardrop' amethyst of a medium purple hue, approximately 0.25 to 0.40 carats each. The amethysts are set within a rhodium-plated or white-metal halo accent, which is pavé-set with small, round-cut accent diamonds. The outer frame of the earring comprises a polished gold-toned swooping 'flame' or 'wave' motif that tapers at the top, adding a sense of movement to the design. Based on user context, the metal is hallmarked '925' for sterling silver and bears the maker's mark 'DL'. The jewelry shows signs of moderate wear, specifically visible tarnish and thinning of the gold plating (vermeil) along the outer edges and curves, revealing the silver beneath. The style is indicative of mass-market fine jewelry from the late 20th to early 21st century. The craftsmanship is standard for commercial jewelry, featuring prong-set stones and a cast assembly. The contrast between the purple amethyst, white diamond accents, and yellow metal creates a classic tri-color aesthetic common in decorative evening wear accessories.
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