Materials and Features:

• Internal Diffusion "Sandwich" Lamination: A technical masterclass in mid-century French polymer engineering. This features a monochrome abstract "Web" motif chemically suspended between a high-density black base and an optical-grade clear Rhodoid shield. The multi-layered depth creates a "fused-glass" aesthetic that is the definitive hallmark of the François Schoenlaub studio.

• Clouded "Luminous" Suspension: The internal white marbling exhibits a sophisticated "glimmer" or "moonglow" effect when tilted. This internal sparkle is achieved by suspending micro-pearlescent particles within the material DNA, a specialized technique used to add organic intrigue to avant-garde geometric forms.

• 4mm Sculptural Beveled Architecture: Carved from a substantial 4mm, high-density Rhodoid block, featuring a specialized 360-degree domed profile. The precision hand-finished edge-work and mirror-smooth surface provide a premium "thermal weight" and an acoustic "clack" that distinguishes these as archival treasures.

• High-Density Studio Rhodoid: Boasting an 8.3g weight, these earrings utilize high-pressure baked cellulose acetate. This material provides a premium "thermal weight" and a durable, glass-like finish that maintains its archival clarity over decades.

Type: Pierced earrings with professional-grade post assemblies

Age/Origin: Circa 1984 - 1986 / Paris, France

Marks: Unmarked (Attributed based on technical "Sandwich" lamination and sub-surface glimmer suspension unique to the L'Hoir/Schoenlaub studio)

Measurements:

Weight: 8.3g

Thickness: 4mm

Dimensions: 1.375” long x 1” wide

Condition: Excellent Archival Condition. The internal lamination is perfectly stabilized with no separation, and the clear protective surface is exceptionally bright.