A really cheerful, detailed pair of Victorian Etruscan revival earrings c1870, with lovely hollow hoop sections to the bottom in which little pear drops of turquoise-paved gold dangle. Three further graduated turquoises sit in a row above this and connect to the original, ball detail ear wires.
 
Tested as ~14K gold. Natural variation to the shades of the turquoise stones. These are lighter than they look and very fun and bright in wear with lovely movement.
 
MEASUREMENTS: 1 9/16" total drop from bends in ear wires to bottoms. 4.0g in weight together.
 
CONDITION: Good, wearable antique condition - please view all close-up photographs. On close inspection one very tiny turquoise cabochon is missing from amongst the darker jade green ones, impossible to see in wear. One of the top turquoise sections (attaching to the ear wires) is slightly tilted to one side, appears to be an original characteristic, mentioned for accuracy. Any display boxes/forms are shown for photography purposes only.