This pair features a highly recognizable Victorian Revival aesthetic. It has a 3D molded pink ceramic or porcelain rose centerpiece mounted on a dark velvet/enamel oval base, suspended inside an intricate, openwork gold-tone crescent filigree frame. These feature open-backed, standard tension-spring comfort paddle clips. The clips are attached to an ornate, die-struck textured base, which was standard manufacturing practice for mid-to-late 20th-century costume jewelry. This specific stamped filigree metalwork style with a curved, multi-tiered shape was heavily popularized by mid-century European manufacturing, particularly by unbranded artisan jewelry houses in West Germany or Austria during the 1950s and 1960s.
