Round Rattan and Gold-Tone Stud Earrings

A pair of contemporary bohemian-style earrings featuring circular discs of woven natural rattan or straw material. Each earring measures approximately 1.5 to 2 inches in diameter and is constructed using a coiled weaving technique that radiates from the center, creating a textured, organic appearance. The color is a consistent light tan or sand hue, characteristic of natural plant fibers. The rattan discs are suspended from circular, polished gold-tone metal studs with an integrated post-and-butterfly-back closure. The metal components appear to be made of an inexpensive alloy with a bright yellow-gold finish. The earrings are currently housed in a clear protective plastic polybag, which has preserved their condition; there are no visible signs of wear, fraying of the fibers, or tarnishing on the metal hardware. This style is indicative of mass-market fashion accessories from the late 2010s to the early 2020s, often produced in regions like Southeast Asia. The craftsmanship is uniform, pointing to commercial manufacturing rather than high-end artisan work. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible through the packaging.