Vintage Dangle Clip-On Earrings with Cabochon and Mixed Stone Beads

This pair of vintage clip-on earrings features a gold-toned setting with a central oval cabochon stone at the top of each earring. The larger stone appears to be a translucent or semi-translucent material, possibly glass, plastic, or a gemstone, with a peachy-brown hue that has some internal variations and slight iridescence. Suspended below the main stone is a cluster of smaller beads and tumbled stones, creating a dangling effect. These beads vary in size, shape (both round and irregular/tumbled), and color, including tones of cream, light yellow, various shades of brown-orange, and muted green/grey. The beads are attached via small jump rings to the base of the main setting, allowing them to move freely. The overall construction suggests costume jewelry, likely from the mid to late 20th century. The gold-toned metal shows some signs of wear, and the clip mechanisms, while not fully visible, appear to be functional clip backs. There are no discernible maker's marks or stamps visible in the image. The craftsmanship appears to be typical of mass-produced vintage costume jewelry.