[Emerald inlaid jewelry bee earrings]
emerald inlaid jewelry bee earrings, clear, a pair, 2.7 cm long, 0.6 cm wide
The earrings are emerald, semi-circular, half green, half white, and clearly green and white. At one end of the green is a copper-plated honeybee and a long curved needle. The honeybee’s belly is inlaid with a pink tourmaline. The wings are composed of two groups of rice beads, and the rest are dotted with emerald. There is a pearl on each end of the two whiskers
Earrings are the earrings of empresses and concubines in the Qing court. This pair of earrings is exquisite in design, exquisite in color, and particularly lively in the shape of bees.
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