Vintage Geometric Enamel Drop Earrings

A pair of gold-toned dangle earrings featuring a geometric multi-tiered design. Each earring is composed of four rectangular panels linked by small metal rings, creating a kinetic drop effect. The top post is a deep forest green, followed by two smaller side-by-side squares in navy or dark teal blue, and terminating in a single mint green rectangular base. The panels are filled with a glossy, translucent enamel that exhibits a subtle pearlescent or mottled texture, common in late 20th-century costume jewelry. The metal appears to be a plated base metal with a matte or satin gold finish. Based on the construction and aesthetic, these are likely 1980s or 1990s vintage fashion accessories. The condition appears fair with visible signs of aging: the bottom right panel of the right earring shows significant crazing or surface abrasion in the enamel coating. The metal rings show minor surface patina and light wear consistent with regular use. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks visible from the front view, suggesting these are high-quality mass-market or boutique production pieces rather than fine jewelry. Overall, the color palette and structured silhouette are characteristic of the bold jewelry trends of the Reagan era.