Vintage-Style Turquoise and Mixed Bead Dangle Earrings

A pair of decorative dangle earrings featuring a complex, multi-element construction. Each earring center is composed of a large, octagonal faceted bead of stabilized turquoise or turquoise-colored composite stone, showing characteristic dark webbed matrix lines. Affixed to the face of the turquoise stone is a silver-toned, starburst-shaped metal filigree overlay. Suspended from the base of the main stone is a circular ring that holds a variety of colorful charms, including smaller faceted turquoise-colored beads, smooth salmon-colored coral-style beads, and elongated faux-pearl teardrops. The hardware consists of silver-toned lever-back ear wires, which appear to have a dark patina or tarnish consistent with base metal or aged sterling silver. The craftsmanship suggests a folk-revival or bohemian style, likely mid-to-late 20th century. Condition-wise, the earrings show visible signs of wear including darkening of the metal finish, light scuffing on the beads, and some irregularity in the shape of the suspension rings. No clear maker's marks are visible, though the style is reminiscent of costume jewelry designers from the 1970s or 80s who utilized Southwestern-inspired palettes.