A jade leaf for prosperity, a gold shou for longevity, bone hoops for resilience, and a pearl drop for harmony and balance: these earrings were made to be a blessing and gift of great affection! Each element in these mid-century Chinese earrings was thoughtfully curated for its meaning, making them an ideal gift to a newlywed bride from someone who loved her deeply. Their elegant, long drop sways beautifully as they dance with their wearer as its pearl delicately floats with its own rhythm, shining with movement. The dark green jade leaves beautifully balance the light, creamy bone and lustrous pearl drop while the golden shou symbol bridges the two with its perfect symmetry. As lovely as they are meaningful, these earrings are the sweetest addition to any jewelry collection!

• Made between the 1930s and 50s
• Set in 14k yellow gold (marked 18k, tested 14k)
• Jade leaves
• Carved bone drops (as-is, small chip on one, inside bottom edge)
• AAA gem grade Akoya cultured pearls (6 millimeters)

Inventory # P18944