Circa 1750s, this pair of English Queen Anne earrings serves as a magnificent example of authentic Georgian jewelry that remains both wearable and deeply connected to its history. While the "Queen Anne" designation describes this specific style, these pieces were crafted in the early to mid-18th century, following the Queen’s actual reign of 1702–1714. 
Highly collectible and representative of the period, the earrings are set in silver and feature beautiful turquoise blue enamel adorned with shimmering pyrite. To bridge the gap between historical artistry and modern comfort, the original and thick "wig hooks"—which were historically tied into the hair to support the weight of the jewelry—have been replaced with new white gold ear wires for practical daily wear. 

The earrings measure approximately 1" high x 7/8" wide at the widest, without the ear wires, and overall in good condition.