Vintage-Style Simulated Pearl Faux-Cluster Stud Earrings

A pair of decorative stud-style earrings featuring a hemispherical cluster design of simulated pearls. Each earring consists of multiple cream-colored, highly lustrous faux pearls of varying sizes, tightly packed to create a textured, three-dimensional dome shape. The pearls exhibit a soft white to off-white nacred finish. Based on the visible construction through the clear plastic packaging, these appear to be mid-20th-century style costume jewelry, likely composed of glass or plastic pearls mounted on a metal base plate with silver-toned post backings. The craftsmanship is typical of high-quality mass-produced vintage costume pieces, designed to mimic high-end cluster jewelry. Condition appears to be good and unworn as they remain in their original plastic protectors, though one pearl shows a small dark inclusion or surface blemish possibly from the manufacturing process. No visible maker's marks are discernible through the bag. The style is classic and feminine, often associated with bridal or evening wear from the 1950s or 1960s, though they could be modern retrospectives. One earring shows a straight metal post protruding, indicating they are for pierced ears.