
Two-Tone Cultured Freshwater Pearl Drop Earrings
A pair of dangle-style drop earrings featuring a bi-color pearl composition. Each earring consists of a yellow-gold-toned metal French hook (ear wire) leading to a small spherical gold bead accent. Suspended below are two pearls: a white baroque-shaped cultured freshwater pearl situated above a larger, dark iridescent peacock or black round pearl. The white pearls exhibit a slightly irregular, 'potato' or baroque shape with a soft luster, while the lower dark pearls appear more uniform in shape with a high-shine metallic finish. The construction uses simple wire-wrapping techniques common in contemporary artisanal or boutique jewelry. The metal appears to be gold-plated or gold-filled base metal rather than solid gold, as no hallmarks are visible on the fishhook components. Overall condition appears good with no significant surface abrasions or peeling of the nacre visible; however, there is slight asymmetry in the pearl shapes, which is characteristic of natural freshwater growth. The style is modern, likely dating from the last 10 to 20 years, focusing on a classic yet high-contrast aesthetic.
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Estimated Value
$45 - $85
Basic Information
Category
Jewelry - Earrings
Appraised On
March 31, 2026
Estimated Value
$45 - $85
Item Description
A pair of dangle-style drop earrings featuring a bi-color pearl composition. Each earring consists of a yellow-gold-toned metal French hook (ear wire) leading to a small spherical gold bead accent. Suspended below are two pearls: a white baroque-shaped cultured freshwater pearl situated above a larger, dark iridescent peacock or black round pearl. The white pearls exhibit a slightly irregular, 'potato' or baroque shape with a soft luster, while the lower dark pearls appear more uniform in shape with a high-shine metallic finish. The construction uses simple wire-wrapping techniques common in contemporary artisanal or boutique jewelry. The metal appears to be gold-plated or gold-filled base metal rather than solid gold, as no hallmarks are visible on the fishhook components. Overall condition appears good with no significant surface abrasions or peeling of the nacre visible; however, there is slight asymmetry in the pearl shapes, which is characteristic of natural freshwater growth. The style is modern, likely dating from the last 10 to 20 years, focusing on a classic yet high-contrast aesthetic.
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