Multi-Gemstone Butterfly Pendant on Box Chain

This necklace features a stylized butterfly-shaped pendant crafted from a rose-gold or yellow-gold toned metal, likely gold-plated silver or a lower-karat gold alloy. The central body is composed of a prominent marquise-cut amethyst with a rich purple hue, held by four prongs. The wings are asymmetrical in their gemstone arrangement, featuring a pear-shaped pink tourmaline or rhodolite garnet on the left and a lighter pink gemstone, possibly kunzite or morganite, on the right. Small round-cut colorless stones, likely cubic zirconia or small accent diamonds, are pavé-set along the wing borders and at the antennae positions. The pendant is integrated into a fine box chain via two circular bails located at the tips of the upper wings. The construction demonstrates contemporary mass-market jewelry techniques with a high-polish finish. The overall condition appears used but well-maintained, with minor surface scratches on the metal and slight dulling of the accent stones, typical for fashion or semi-precious jewelry. The style is decorative and feminine, suggestive of late 20th-century or early 21st-century production. No visible hallmark is identifiable in the image, but the design is consistent with retail pieces found in modern jewelry collections.