Silver-Toned Cross Pendant Necklace with Pave-Set / Channel-Set Stones

The item is a silver-toned cross pendant with a matching chain, displayed on a red digital scale that reads '28' grams. The cross pendant features a contemporary design, characterized by two parallel rows of small, round, colorless stones set along each arm of the cross. The stones appear to be pavé-set or channel-set, creating a continuous sparkling surface. The metal of the cross and chain is a bright, reflective silver tone, suggesting materials such as sterling silver, white gold, or a silver-plated base metal. The chain is a curb link or similar flat-linked style, and it appears sturdy enough to support the pendant. A simple bail connects the pendant to the chain. The overall condition appears to be good with a bright polish, showing no obvious signs of heavy wear, tarnish, or missing stones. The craftsmanship seems standard for mass-produced or costume jewelry, though without closer inspection for hallmark or specific stone identification, a definitive quality assessment is limited. The estimated age would be relatively recent, likely from the late 20th to early 21st century, given its modern aesthetic and the apparent machine-made precision of its components. The primary distinguishing element is the 'bling' or diamond-simulant aesthetic, indicating a decorative rather than an antique or purely devotional piece.