Silver-Tone Treble Clef Stud Earrings
Jewelry (Novelty/Fashion)

Silver-Tone Treble Clef Stud Earrings

This item consists of a pair of novelty stud earrings designed in the shape of treble clefs (G-clefs), currently held inside a small, clear plastic resealable baggie. The earrings appear to be cast from a silver-toned metal, likely stainless steel, silver-plated base metal, or sterling silver, though no hallmarks are visible through the packaging. Each earring measures approximately 10mm to 12mm in height. The construction features a flat-profile musical symbol attached to a standard friction post (butterfly back). The finish is a bright, high-polish Chrome-like silver that reflects light evenly. The condition appears to be 'new old stock' or unused, with no visible signs of tarnish, bending, or scratching on the front-facing surfaces. The style is contemporary and minimalist, popular from the late 20th century to the present. The craftsmanship suggests mass-production rather than artisanal bench-work, indicated by the uniform thickness and crisp edges of the treble clef motif. There are no notable signatures or maker's marks identifiable from the current angle. These items are typical of 'boutique' or 'hobbyist' jewelry aimed at musicians and music enthusiasts.

Estimated Value

$10-$20

Basic Information

Category

Jewelry (Novelty/Fashion)

Appraised On

February 2, 2026

Estimated Value

$10-$20

Item Description

This item consists of a pair of novelty stud earrings designed in the shape of treble clefs (G-clefs), currently held inside a small, clear plastic resealable baggie. The earrings appear to be cast from a silver-toned metal, likely stainless steel, silver-plated base metal, or sterling silver, though no hallmarks are visible through the packaging. Each earring measures approximately 10mm to 12mm in height. The construction features a flat-profile musical symbol attached to a standard friction post (butterfly back). The finish is a bright, high-polish Chrome-like silver that reflects light evenly. The condition appears to be 'new old stock' or unused, with no visible signs of tarnish, bending, or scratching on the front-facing surfaces. The style is contemporary and minimalist, popular from the late 20th century to the present. The craftsmanship suggests mass-production rather than artisanal bench-work, indicated by the uniform thickness and crisp edges of the treble clef motif. There are no notable signatures or maker's marks identifiable from the current angle. These items are typical of 'boutique' or 'hobbyist' jewelry aimed at musicians and music enthusiasts.

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