Black Onyx and Diamond Pendant in Yellow Gold

This is a small decorative jewelry pendant featuring a central oval-cut black gemstone, likely onyx or potentially a high-quality sapphire, set in a yellow metal mounting that appears to be gold (likely 10k or 14k based on common commercial jewelry standards). The central stone is held by multiple small prongs. Accenting the main stone are approximately four small, round-cut clear gemstones—likely diamonds or cubic zirconia—arranged in a floral or spray cluster pattern on the right side and top. The bale, which allows the piece to be suspended from a chain, is a simple curved loop of the same yellow metal. The craftsmanship suggests a late 20th-century aesthetic (1980s-1990s). The piece shows some light surface wear and minor oxidation consistent with age, but the stones appear securely set and the metal retains a bright finish. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks from this angle; these are likely located on the inside of the bale or the reverse side of the pendant. The overall size is diminutive, approximately 12-15mm in total length including the bale, intended for a fine-gauge chain. Its design is classic and feminine, demonstrating standard commercial jewelry quality.