Oval Pearl Cabochon and Gold Tone Filigree Pendant

This item is a small, oval-shaped pendant featuring a central pearl cabochon set within a decorative gold-tone filigree frame. The pendant's overall dimensions appear to be approximately 1 to 1.5 centimeters in length, judging by its appearance against the textured background. The central stone is an oval-shaped pearl cabochon, exhibiting a smooth, domed surface with a subtle iridescent sheen in shades of white or very light cream. Its surface shows no immediately visible major scratches or chips, suggesting good preservation of the pearl itself. The setting is crafted from what appears to be a gold-tone metal, possibly plated or alloy, given its consistent luster and lack of significant tarnishing. The frame is intricately designed with an openwork filigree pattern, characterized by delicate scrolls and perhaps small, bead-like elements forming a scalloped edge around the pearl. To the right side of the pendant, there is a small jump ring or bail, clearly visible and designed for attachment to a chain or bracelet. The craftsmanship of the filigree work appears to be moderately detailed, indicating a commercially produced piece rather than high-end artisan work, though it is quite ornate. There are no obvious manufacturer's marks or signatures discernible from the image. The style suggests it could be a vintage piece, possibly from the mid to late 20th century, given the common use of filigree and faux pearls in costume jewelry of that era. The overall condition appears good, with no visible damage to the metalwork or stone, other than minor surface wear consistent with age and occasional use.