Vintage Gold-Tone Enamel Rose Brooch/Pendant with Rhinestones

This exquisite piece is a vintage brooch/pendant, measuring approximately 1.25 inches in diameter, featuring a vibrant floral motif at its center. The central element is a circular enamel plaque, possibly porcelain enamel, depicting a single pink rose with green leaves against a textured white or light cream background, which appears to have a subtle raised pattern. Surrounding this central enamel disc is an ornate gold-toned metal setting, likely gold-filled or gold-plated, formed into an openwork, stylized floral or starburst design. This setting is characterized by its curving, ribbon-like loops and pointed extensions that emanate radially from the center. Eight clear, faceted stones, possibly rhinestones or paste, are set within prongs at various points along these radial extensions, adding sparkle to the piece. The metal exhibits a warm, golden hue and appears to be in good condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age, such as slight surface scratches or a gentle patina. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The construction appears to be well-executed with good craftsmanship, suggesting a quality piece for its type. The combination of enamel work and faceted stones points to an aesthetic popular in the mid-20th century, possibly the 1940s to 1960s. The dual function as a brooch (implied by typical brooch construction, though the pin mechanism isn't visible) and a pendant (indicated by the provided context) enhances its versatility. One of the loops at the top also hints at a bail, for a pendant function. Overall, it presents as a charming and decorative vintage accessory.