Vintage Napier Pearl & Lapis-Glass Dangle Earrings – Gold-Tone Signed Screw Back, 1950s

Elevate your collection with these exquisite vintage Napier earrings, crafted with timeless mid-century sophistication. Each earring features a luminous faux pearl top measuring approximately 7/8 inch in diameter, from which a bold cobalt-blue glass sphere (18.35 mm) dangles gracefully. The richly colored art glass, flecked to imitate natural lapis lazuli, is capped in ornate gold-tone detailing — creating a striking contrast with the soft glow of the pearl.

These earrings are signed Napier on the screw-back clips, a hallmark of quality mid-century costume jewelry. Despite their dramatic scale, they remain lightweight and comfortable to wear, offering bold presence without heaviness. Measuring just under 2 inches in total drop, they embody Napier’s celebrated balance of elegance and statement design.

• Designer: Napier

• Era: 1950s–1960s

• Materials: Faux pearl, cobalt-blue art glass (lapis-look), gold-tone metal

• Length: 1 7/8 inches

• Pearl: Approx. 7/8 inch diameter (22 mm)

• Glass Sphere: 18.35 mm

• Closure: Signed screw-back clips

• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no noticeable wear

Napier’s mid-century designs are prized for their ability to pair luminous faux pearls with striking glass cabochons that rival gemstones in look and drama. This pair captures that duality beautifully, making them a standout accessory for both vintage collectors and modern jewelry lovers.

A true mid-century statement piece that transitions effortlessly from evening elegance to contemporary styling.