Single Pinkish-Champagne Simulated Pearl Dangle Earring

This item is a single dangle-style earring featuring a spherical bead that mimics a pearl. The bead possesses a soft, pinkish-champagne or beige luster with a satin-like finish. It measures approximately 6-8mm in diameter. The bead is suspended from a simple, silver-toned metal shepherd's hook (French wire) via a small metal eyelet and jump ring. The metal appears to be a basic costume jewelry alloy, possibly nickel-plated or surgical steel, as there are no visible hallmarks indicating precious metal content like .925 sterling silver. Regarding condition, the metal components show light surface scratches consistent with minor use, and there is a visible seam or protrusion on the top of the bead where the mounting pin enters, which is common in mass-produced costume jewelry. The bead itself shows a consistent color, but the luster appears slightly dull, suggesting it is a synthetic shell pearl or a coated plastic/glass bead rather than a high-quality cultured pearl. There are no signs of heavy oxidation or greening of the metal. This piece reflects contemporary mass-market manufacturing and is likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The construction is utilitarian and lacks the fine finish of artisan jewelry.