Vintage modernist clip-on earrings in a bold yellow enamel finish with fluid gold-tone accents. Each teardrop features a sleek, curved metal inlay that gives the illusion of movement — a hallmark of 1960s space-age design. The gold-tone reverse and clip-back closures show light patina consistent with age. These earrings are unsigned but reminiscent of designs by Sarah Coventry, Coro Pegasus, and Matisse Renoir enamel lines.
Learning Note:
During the 1960s, enamel jewelry became a symbol of mid-century modern art in motion. Designers experimented with fluid metalwork and glossy enamel finishes in vivid colors — often hand-applied over brass or copper. These statement earrings reflect the era’s fascination with geometry and atomic-age optimism, bringing wearable art into everyday fashion.
