Vintage 18k Gold Plated Holographic Floral Pendant

This is a circular pendant measuring approximately 1.25 inches in diameter, featuring a 3D-effect holographic image of a blooming flower. The central motif is a many-petaled rose or peony-like blossom with distinct stamen detail at the center. The hologram displays a spectrum of iridescent colors, shifting from soft greens and yellows to hints of orange and red depending on the light angle. The item is constructed with an 18k gold-plated (GP) metal frame that secures a protective clear cover, likely glass or high-grade acrylic, over the holographic inset. On the decorative bail, there is a distinct '18KGP' hallmark, indicating the gold-plating quality over a base metal. The construction is typical of late 20th-century novelty jewelry, likely dating from the 1970s to the 1980s when holographic technology became a popular aesthetic in costume jewelry. The condition appears fair to good; there is visible light surface scratching on the protective lens and minor tarnishing or wear to the gold plating on the outer rim and bail. No major chips or structural damage are evident. The bail includes a small jump ring for attachment to a chain.