Art Deco gold, pearl, and diamond sleepers

Lever earrings in 18kt yellow gold and white gold (hallmark: eagle's head) adorned with pearls (diameter: approx. 7.5 mm) mounted on articulated bezels, topped with old-style cut diamonds (approximately 0.50 ct each) and small diamonds cut in 8x8 (approximately 0.05 ct each). Diamond purity estimated VS to P, color estimated H to K. French work, Circa 1930, Art Deco. Gross weight: 5.13 g Height: 2.80 cm Width: 0.80 cm Condition: slight micro scratches and oxidation on the gold parts, very slight abrasion and natural inclusions in the diamonds, different shades of color on the diamonds and pearls, see photos. The Pearl is the only gem that can be used as is, without the intervention of Man, which is why it is symbolically linked to the notion of purity. The diamond , for its part , requires the intervention of a diamond dealer to reveal its beauty. And when we talk about the purity of the stone, it is a question of evaluating the more or less significant presence of inclusions, formerly called "toads". Fall for these curls as timeless as white as snow . All our antique earrings .