Vintage Gold-Tone and Faux Pearl Parure Jewelry Set

This vintage jewelry parure consists of a matching set of clip-on earrings and a larger oval brooch or pendant, presented in a seafoam green cardboard jewelry box with a white cotton bedding. Each piece features a base of polished gold-tone metal framing a curved, black enameled or onyx-style background. Atop this dark field is an intricate, wirework floral or botanical motif crafted from gold-tone metal and set with numerous small cream-colored faux pearls of varying sizes. The larger oval piece displays a balanced, symmetrical floral arrangement, while the earrings replicate this style in a smaller, more circular format. The construction suggests late mid-century costume jewelry craftsmanship, likely from the 1950s or 1960s, characterized by the ornate 'seed pearl' aesthetic popular in that era. The gold-tone finish appears relatively bright, indicating limited oxidation, though there is slight visible wear consistent with age, particularly where the metal meets the enamel. The faux pearls retain most of their luster, though close inspection for peeling or nacre loss would be required. The pieces are housed in a simple two-piece gift box which, while functional, shows slight softening at the edges. No visible maker's marks are discernible from the primary image, though the quality of the filigree work and the secure settings of the faux pearls suggest a mid-tier reputable costume jewelry manufacturer of the period.