A timeless pair passed down through generations, these vintage 14K yellow gold earrings embody the sculptural, high-polish luxury that defined late-70s and 1980s fine jewelry. Crafted in solid 14K gold and weighing 4.79 grams for the pair, they feature the iconic interlaced “X-knot” motif — a symbol of connection, love, and continuity.
The dimensional, rounded ribbons of gold are cast with beautiful weight and fluidity, giving them the bold yet elegant profile characteristic of the era. Finished with secure vintage clip-back findings, they sit comfortably on the ear and offer that instantly recognizable, glamorous glow only real gold from this period delivers.
Whether worn as an everyday signature earring or kept as a family heirloom, this pair is a stunning example of classic American gold design — sculptural, feminine, and eternally stylish.
Details:
Era: Late 1970s–1980s
Metal: Solid 14K Yellow Gold
Weight: 4.79g (pair)
Style: High-polish sculptural X-knot
Closure: Vintage Omega clip-backs
Origin: Likely American-made
A timeless pair passed down through generations, these vintage 14K yellow gold earrings embody the sculptural, high-polish luxury that defined late-70s and 1980s fine jewelry. Crafted in solid 14K gold and weighing 4.79 grams for the pair, they feature the iconic interlaced “X-knot” motif — a symbol of connection, love, and continuity.
The dimensional, rounded ribbons of gold are cast with beautiful weight and fluidity, giving them the bold yet elegant profile characteristic of the era. Finished with secure vintage clip-back findings, they sit comfortably on the ear and offer that instantly recognizable, glamorous glow only real gold from this period delivers.
Whether worn as an everyday signature earring or kept as a family heirloom, this pair is a stunning example of classic American gold design — sculptural, feminine, and eternally stylish.
Details:
Era: Late 1970s–1980s
Metal: Solid 14K Yellow Gold
Weight: 4.79g (pair)
Style: High-polish sculptural X-knot
Closure: Vintage Omega clip-backs
Origin: Likely American-made
