Teardrop Chandelier Dangle Earrings with Red Coral Hue and Rhinestones

A pair of chandelier-style dangle earrings, each featuring multiple faceted teardrop-shaped elements. The central 'gemstones' appear to be a solid, opaque coral-orange color, consistent with the description 'Red Coral,' though they might be a synthetic material replicating the look of coral or a resin. Each teardrop element is set within a bezel-like frame adorned with numerous small, clear, faceted stones, likely rhinestones or cubic zirconia, which mimic the brilliance of diamonds. These clear stones are prong-set or pave-set, creating a glittering border around the coral-colored centers. Each earring consists of three such teardrop elements. One large teardrop acts as the primary pendant, from which two smaller teardrops dangle below via small metal rings, creating a tiered effect. The metal appears to be a base metal with a tarnished or antiqued gold-tone or brass-tone finish, especially visible on the ear hooks and connecting rings. The ear hooks are simple shepherd's hooks. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the image. The construction suggests mass-produced costume jewelry, likely dating from the late 20th or early 21st century. Condition appears to be good with some visible wear consistent with use, such as minor tarnishing on the metal components. The small clear stones appear intact, and the coral-colored elements show no obvious chips or cracks. The craftsmanship is typical of fashion jewelry, designed for aesthetic appeal rather than intrinsic material value, with the rhinestones offering a decorative sparkle.