Princess-Cut Blue Topaz Leverback Earrings

This pair of earrings features two square, princess-cut gemstones, likely blue topaz given the saturated sky-blue hue and transparency. Each stone is oriented in a kite position (point-up) and is secured by a four-prong setting. The prongs appear to be made of a yellow gold or gold-toned metal, though close inspection of the settings suggests a mixed-metal or silver-toned basket with yellow gold prongs and leverback closures. The leverback mechanism is a traditional hinge-and-snap design, providing extra security for the wearer. The gemstones exhibit high clarity and a sharp geometric cut that maximizes internal reflections and brilliance. Regarding condition, the metal shows light surface scratches and a slight mathematical irregularity in the prong alignment, suggesting possible previous wear or hand-finished construction. No significant chips or abrasions are visible on the crown facets of the stones. The style is classic and minimalist, likely dating from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The overall craftsmanship suggests a fine jewelry piece intended for everyday elegance.