Teal Enamel and Rhinestone Egg Locket Pendant

This item is a decorative locket pendant, shaped like an egg and designed to open into two halves. Its primary coloration is a vibrant, glossy teal or mint green enamel, applied to the exterior of both halves. The metal visible is a bright, polished silver-tone, likely a base metal plated with silver or rhodium, given its reflective quality. Each half of the egg is adorned with a band of small, clear rhinestones, set along the seam where the two halves meet when closed, as well as around the base of each half. There appears to be a small hinge mechanism connecting the two halves, allowing the egg to open and reveal a hollow interior. The interior of the locket is also coated in a smooth, off-white or light cream enamel, providing a clean contrast to the exterior. A bail is incorporated at the top of one half, indicating its function as a pendant to be worn on a necklace. Notably, there's a small, circular impression or marker inside the top half of the locket, potentially a manufacturer's mark or stamp, though it's illegible from the image. The overall construction suggests a jewelry piece, likely contemporary in style, possibly manufactured in the late 20th or early 21st century. The rhinestones are uniformly set, suggesting mass production. There are no significant signs of wear, damage, or repairs visible, though some minor scratches or scuffs might be present on the interior silver-tone surface due to handling or age. The craftsmanship appears to be of a decent commercial quality, typical of costume jewelry. Its unique aspect is the egg shape combined with the locket function and vibrant enamel.