Featured Enamel earrings - Dutch, Italian, Turkish.....?

Whodunn'em? The fronts are silver, tested, but the clip part is random metal. Those round bits and the enameled bits are soldered onto the front. They could be Israeli too, but Israelis generally mark their pieces with the country of origin.

 

Hm. Cannetile work. Style is Middle EAstern but the mark isn't.

 

Certainly not Dutch. My guess is Thai or Chinese.

 

Didn't think they were Dutch, but I had hoped and thought I'd better ask just in case!

 

Always good, you never know.

 

Every once in a while a weird one comes along.

 

The markings are more like those found in Mexico to me. Might I suggest you look at several Taxco Mexico Vintage Jewelers who worked in
Sterling silver and enamel guilloche enamel) like Margo de Taxco and Jose Federico. Also similar, look at this Arno Malinowski Silver Enamel Lamb Brooch, Denmark C.1942, you might get lucky.

 

I don't generally get that lucky; Danish these ain't. They don't "smell" Mexican, or feel it for that matter. I've physically handled a lot of Mexican silver and these aren't Mexican. The marks are wrong too.

 

Maybe Greek?

I found one brooch with a similar look, but (alas) there was a dead link to an old eBay auction:


Then I found this one, which apparently is marked MADE IN GREECE on the back:

In case the link for the 2nd one decides to work:
https://www.ebay.ie/itm/vintage-jew...033068?hash=item443b80312c:g:QG4AAOSwlY5bq7x-

seller bluehenjewels
sold for £33.50

 

Mystery solved by @SBSVC .

 

@evelyb30

Looks like a match to me, too. Nice sleuthing SBSVC!

 

Bingo! Sure looks like a match! Greek souvenirs do turn up here regularly, there's a big Greek population about 20 minutes south, but not the jewelry.