Silver-Toned Dangle Hoop Earrings with Decorative Discs and Fluted Beads

A pair of dangle earrings, likely silver-toned metal, possibly sterling silver or a silver-plated alloy, given the slight tarnishing visible in areas. Each earring features a post-back design with a domed, polished sphere at the top, from which a circular element dangles. This circular element is highly decorative, featuring an ornate, possibly filigree or repoussé, pattern surrounding a central faceted clear stone, likely a rhinestone or cubic zirconia, set in a bezel or prong setting. Below this, a large circular hoop forms the main body of the earring. This hoop is composed of two distinct rings: an outer smooth, polished ring and an inner twisted or braided wire ring. Suspended within the frame of these concentric hoops is a fluted or ribbed spherical bead, which appears to slide freely along the lower arc of the inner twisted ring. The overall color is a dull silver, indicative of age or oxidation, with some brighter highlights on the polished surfaces. The craftsmanship appears to be reasonably good, with attention to detail in the decorative elements and the construction of the hoops. There are no readily apparent maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided images. The style suggests a contemporary or possibly vintage piece, perhaps influenced by bohemian, ethnic, or artisan jewelry designs. The visible condition shows some minor surface wear, consistent with regular use, and a mild patina/tarnish that adds to its vintage aesthetic.