Materials and Features:

• Artisan "Puzzle-Inlay" Lamination: A masterclass in subtractive studio engineering. This features a domed white Rhodoid diagonal stripe hand-fitted into a precisely carved channel within the lipstick-red base. This "lock-and-key" fit is the definitive technical signature of the François Schoenlaub studio for Guillemette L'Hoir.

• 5mm Tapered Architecture: Carved from a substantial 5mm Rhodoid block, featuring a specialized "Diamond-Cross" profile with two tapered outer edges and a structural, thick center. This three-dimensional engineering allows the oversized 1" silhouette to sit flush against the earlobe.

• Modernist "Op-Art" Silhouette: A bold, high-contrast diamond-square design that captures the avant-garde "Graphic Pop" energy of the 1970's Parisian studio era.

• High-Density Studio Rhodoid: Boasting a substantial 7.3g weight, these earrings utilize high-pressure baked cellulose acetate, offering a premium "drape" and durability that modern resin or acrylic cannot replicate.

Type: Pierced earrings with professional-grade post assemblies

Age/Origin: Circa 1978 / Paris, France

Marks: Unmarked (Attributed to Guillemette L'Hoir/François Schoenlaub based on specialized puzzle-inlay architecture and Material DNA)

Measurements:

• Weight: 7.3g

• Thickness: 5mm (at thickest point)

• Dimensions: Approx. 1” x 1”

Condition: Excellent Archival Condition. The hand-fitted Rhodoid inlay remains perfectly tight with zero separation. The high-gloss finish is exceptionally bright.