Gold-Tone Greek Key Hoop Earring with Pavé-Set Stones

This is a single gold-colored hoop earring, likely made of gold or gold-plated metal given the 'Unmarked gold earrings' context. The earring features a prominent Greek Key (or Meander) pattern, which is intricately detailed across its visible surface. The pattern is created by sections of polished, bright yellow metal interspersed with sections that appear to be pavé-set with small, clear stones, possibly diamonds or cubic zirconia, giving a high-contrast, reflective quality. The total width of the hoop appears to be approximately 5-7 millimeters, with a diameter that suggests it is suitable for an earlobe piercing. The construction indicates a hinged closure at the bottom, typical of a huggie or small hoop earring, designed for ease of wear and security. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks in the provided image, consistent with the 'unmarked' description. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant wear, damage, or repairs, maintaining a bright metallic luster. The setting of the stones appears secure, and the engraving or casting of the Greek Key pattern is sharp, indicative of good craftsmanship. Based on the style, it likely dates from the late 20th century to contemporary, as the Greek Key motif has been a recurring trend in jewelry design.