Cultured Pearl and Baguette Diamond Omega Back Earrings

This pair of fine jewelry earrings features two approximately 7mm to 8mm round white pearls, likely cultured Akoya or freshwater, showcasing a luminous, orient-filled luster with slight pinkish/silvery overtones. The pearls are mounted on a white metal setting, presumably 14k or 18k white gold or platinum, though no specific hallmark is clearly visible in the photograph. Each earring is designed with a vertical stack or 'bar' of channel-set baguette-cut diamonds situated just below the pearl, adding a structured geometric contrast to the organic spheres. The earrings utilize a high-quality Omega back closure system, which consists of a post that passes through the ear and a hinged, rounded clip that snaps over the post to secure the earring against the lobe. This choice of findings suggests a mid-to-high-end level of craftsmanship intended for comfort and security. From an aesthetic standpoint, the combination of round pearls with baguette diamonds is characteristic of Late Mid-Century to Contemporary classic styles (circa 1980s-present). The condition appears to be good with no obvious signs of 'peeling' on the nacre or missing stones, though there is minor surface wear on the metal indicative of light use. The surface of the pearls appears relatively clean with minimal visible spotting, suggesting a high grade of quality.