Filigree and Gemstone Pendant or Brooch

This appears to be a decorative pendant or brooch, characterized by its intricate filigree work and cabochon gemstones. The item is likely made of a base metal, given the 'non-silver' context, possibly a gold-toned alloy or brass, with a tarnished or aged patina suggesting some antiquity. Its design features two prominent bezel-set, polished cabochon stones: one smaller, circular stone at the top displaying a yellowish-brown hue, possibly an agate or a cat's eye chrysoberyl stimulant, and a larger, central circular stone exhibiting varying shades of green, black, and brown with visible inclusions, resembling a moss agate or similar natural stone. The metalwork forms an elaborate, openwork filigree pattern around both central stones, resembling a stylized floral or snowflake motif. The filigree elements are adorned with numerous small, possibly faceted, clear stones or glass beads that simulate钻石, adding sparkle to the piece. There are also several small, dangling elements below the main body, consisting of tiny bells and spherical beads, which contribute to a playful or traditional aesthetic, suggesting a possible origin from Indian, Middle Eastern, or folk art jewelry. The craftsmanship appears detailed, indicative of handcrafted or semi-handcrafted production. Given the visibility of some wear, particularly on the metal and possibly minor surface scratching on the stones, the item exhibits an aged yet well-preserved condition for its probable age. No visible manufacturer's marks or signatures are discernible from the image. The overall style suggests an antique or vintage piece, likely from the early to mid-20th century, or possibly a more recent piece crafted in an older style. The quality seems good, with consistent filigree work and securely set stones, offering an appealing decorative accessory.