Enameled Earrings-Metropolitan Museum of Art

These are from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and are enamel with Swarovski crystal. Description from Met store: These timeless earrings are based on one of the motifs from the Imperial Renaissance Egg by the workshop of Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846–1920). The Imperial Renaissance Egg was probably inspired by a 16-century casket known to Fabergé from his student days in Dresden. The chalcedony egg is ornamented with Renaissance-style decorations, brilliantly enameled in translucent colors and opaque white, and set with diamonds and cabochon rubies. It rests on a gold base with loop handles hanging from gold lion masks. Set in rose diamonds on the top of the egg, the date 1894 commemorates the year Czar Alexander III presented the egg to his wife, Maria Feodorovna. 24K gold plate, hand enameled Made with Swarovski® crystals Pierced, with gold-filled ear posts 1/2'' diam. Made in the USA with globally sourced materials