Vintage Rhinestone Bow-shaped Clip-On Earrings

These are a pair of vintage clip-on earrings, likely dating from the mid-20th century, possibly the Art Deco or Retro era, given their geometric and somewhat theatrical design. Each earring is designed in a stylized bow or ribbon shape, heavily embellished with numerous rhinestones. Two distinct types of rhinestones are visible: smaller, round brilliant-cut stones and elongated, rectangular baguette-cut stones. The baguette stones are prominently featured in the 'streamers' of the bow and in the central knot, creating a glittering, multi-faceted surface. The metal setting appears to be a silver-tone, possibly rhodium-plated base metal, and shows some signs of age such as slight tarnishing or dullness in areas, which is typical for vintage costume jewelry. The construction indicates a clip-on mechanism, lacking posts for pierced ears, further supporting a vintage attribution. A small, aged paper tag is attached to one of the earrings, which reads 'PLUS TAX' and 'ORIGINAL BY', with a handwritten name that appears to be 'Bondra' or 'Benda', possibly identifying the designer or manufacturer. The overall condition appears good for its age, with all stones present and no obvious major damage, although closer inspection would be needed to confirm the integrity of all settings and the clip mechanisms. The craftsmanship indicates mass-produced costume jewelry, designed to emulate the look of fine diamonds and platinum.