Southwestern-Style Feather Dangle Earrings

This pair of dangle earrings features a prominent Southwestern or Native American-inspired design, though they appear to be mass-produced costume jewelry. Each earring is composed of a shepherd's hook wire attached to a circular stud encasing a cabochon-cut green gemstone, likely dyed howlite or a composite material mimicking turquoise or gaspeite, surrounded by a twisted rope border. Suspended from this is a long, silver-toned metal feather pendant with detailed horizontal striations and three small raised dots along the spine. Toward the tip of each feather is a small, pink-toned synthetic stone or glass inset. The metal exhibits an intentional oxidation or 'patina' in the recessed areas to create a vintage appearance. The items are shown on a white marble-patterned cardboard backing and enclosed in a clear plastic polybag, which suggests contemporary mass-market manufacturing and retail packaging. The condition appears new and unused, with no visible signs of metal fatigue or stone chipping. The construction likely utilizes a base metal alloy like zinc or pewter with a silver-colored plating, indicated by the uniformity of the finish.