Native American Zuni Navajo Southwestern Dangle Earrings

These are likely Native American multi-stone inlay dangle earrings, crafted in a Southwestern style, potentially by Zuni or Navajo artists. This type of intricate work involves carefully fitting multiple colorful stones into a single design.
Design Details
Style: The earrings feature a channel or flush inlay technique, where hand-cut stones are set closely together with minimal or no silver channels in between, a style often associated with Zuni craftsmanship.
Materials: They appear to be made of sterling silver, with various stones and shells used for the vibrant, geometric pattern.
Colors/Stones: The prominent colors suggest materials such as turquoise (blue/teal), malachite (green), red coral or spiny oyster, yellow shell, and black jet.
Findings: The earrings are a dangle style, suspended from ball stud posts.