Western-Themed Sterling Silver Pendant or Charm Cluster

This item is a cluster of three small silver-toned charms, likely sterling silver, suspended from a single central jump ring. The first charm depicts a bucking bronco with a rider, rendered in a dynamic, three-dimensional pose. The second is a cowboy boot featuring detailed scrollwork embossing on the shaft and a small decorative spur at the heel. The third is a classic wide-brimmed cowboy hat. Each charm is roughly 15mm to 20mm in size. The metal exhibits a bright silver color with dark oxidation in the recessed areas, which serves to highlight the textural details of the craftsmanship. This 'patina' is consistent with cast silver jewelry from the late 20th century, specifically the 1970s through the 1990s, a period when Southwestern and Western motifs were highly popular. The condition appears excellent with minor surface scratches and steady oxidation but no structural damage or loss of components. The jump rings show tight closures, indicating quality construction. No specific hallmarks are immediately visible on the front surfaces, though typical '925' stamps would often be found on the reverse side or the jump ring loop of items of this caliber.