Materials and Features:

• Artisan "Puzzle-Inlay" Lamination: A masterclass in subtractive studio engineering. This features individually hand-cut geometric blocks of yellow and white Rhodoid, precisely hand-fitted into a carved black lattice framework. This "lock-and-key" fit creates a seamless, flush architectural surface that is the definitive technical signature of the François Schoenlaub studio for Guillemette L'Hoir.

• Modernist "Mondrian" Aesthetic: A bold, high-contrast design inspired by the "De Stijl" movement. The strategic use of primary-adjacent color blocking within a black grid captures the avant-garde "Architectural Pop" energy of the 1980's Parisian studio era.

• 4mm Sculptural Tapered Architecture: Carved from a substantial 4mm Rhodoid block, featuring specialized edge-beveling. This tapering allows the large oval silhouette to catch light across multiple planes while maintaining a smooth, high-octane visual profile that sits flush against the earlobe.

• High-Density Studio Rhodoid: Boasting a substantial 10.6g weight, these earrings utilize high-pressure baked cellulose acetate. This material provides a premium "thermal weight" and a durable, glass-like finish that ensures the hand-fitted inlays remain perfectly tight with zero separation over time.

Type: Pierced earrings with professional-grade post assemblies

Age/Origin: 1980's / Paris, France

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

Measurements:

Weight: 10.6g

Thickness: 4mm

Dimensions: 1.75" long x 1.375" wide

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