18K gold earrings with red glass paste, 1940s

The more I look at these earrings the more I can't help thinking they are perfect for this time of year!
In fact, their shape and their colors transmit a lot of warmth and enthusiasm to me, together with a unique refinement!
These earrings (which appear to come from a girl / boy jewelery box from Spain), were created around the 1940s, and are entirely in 18K yellow gold.
These are dangling earrings, decorated with two sections, an upper "fixed" one, and a lower "mobile" one.
The first section has the shape of a flower, made with the superimposition of two gold sheets modeled with wavy movements and slightly bent and engraved, in such a way as to imitate the petals of the flower; in the exact center we find a red glass paste, the only touch of color that is definitely noticeable.
To the two flowers we find connected two very soft elements, one slightly shorter than the other and made with a series of “Y” links; at the end of these pendants we see two smooth cones, open on the back and which give a decisive closure to the decoration of the earrings.

PERIOD:
40s

MATERIALS:
18K yellow gold and red glass paste

DIMENSIONS :
Length with closure: 5.2 cm
Length without closure: 4.6 cm
Width: 1.5 cm

WEIGHT:
4.3 g

CONDITIONS:
Excellent condition with normal signs of wear commensurate with the age of the jewel

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION :
The stone weights indicated in carats represent approximate weights, taken with the stones set, which can therefore vary slightly.
Given the age and the fact that they are handcrafted jewels (and not in series), our antique and vintage jewels are often not perfect and may show normal signs of surface wear and / or small imperfections, possibly present both on the parts in gold than on stones.
But this is exactly what makes each piece special and unique!
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