Clear Glass Pendant with Silver-Tone Chain

This item is a pendant and chain combination, likely forming a necklace. The dominant feature of the pendant is its clear, irregularly shaped glass component. This glass piece appears to be hand-formed or blown, exhibiting a bulbous, somewhat clustered shape with internal bubbles and perhaps some minor inclusions, suggesting a raw or organic aesthetic. One end of the glass form tapers into a slender, somewhat translucent 'tail' or extension, which is where it attaches to the chain. The attachment point seems to be a simple jump ring, connecting the glass to a silver-tone chain. The chain itself is a fine link chain with a distinctive pattern; each link appears to be an 'S'-shaped loop, creating a visually interesting and somewhat intricate texture. The overall color of the chain is a bright metallic silver. Given the material and construction, this piece likely falls into the costume jewelry category, though the uniqueness of the glass pendant could suggest artisanal craftsmanship. There are no visible markings or manufacturing stamps discernible from the image. The condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant wear or damage to either the glass or the chain. The reflectivity of the glass and metal suggests a relatively clean surface. The style suggests a contemporary or modern aesthetic, potentially appealing to those who appreciate unique, understated wearable art.