Oval Cut Synthetic or Natural Sapphire Halo Pendant

This item is a formal pendant featuring a large, oval-cut central gemstone in an ink-blue or deep navy hue, characteristic of certain natural sapphires or synthetic counterparts. The central stone is faceted and secured in a multi-prong setting within a 'halo' cluster. This cluster consists of approximately twelve to fourteen smaller, round-cut clear stones, which may be diamonds, cubic zirconia, or white garnets. The metal appears to be white gold or sterling silver, though it displays a notable yellowish patina or oxidation on the tapered bail, suggesting it may be silver-based with worn plating or a lower-karat gold alloy. Looking closely at the central stone, there are visible surface abrasions and fine scratches on the table facet, indicating frequent wear or a softer gemstone material. The construction follows a classic 'Princess Diana' or 'Kate Middleton' style, a design popular from the late 20th century to the present. There are no maker's marks or hallmarks visible from the frontal perspective. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced fine jewelry piece or high-quality costume jewelry piece rather than a unique bespoke artisan creation.