Gold-Toned Insect Brooch or Pin Fragment

The item appears to be a fragment or a small, gold-toned ornamental piece, possibly part of a brooch or a decorative pin, shaped like an insect. Its overall color is a uniform metallic gold, suggesting it might be made of a gold-plated base metal, brass, or perhaps low-karat gold, though without closer inspection or hallmarks, definitive material identification is impossible. The form strongly resembles an insect with prominent wings, indicative of a fly, bee, or perhaps a stylized beetle. The body itself seems somewhat abstract but clearly conveys the impression of legs and a head segment. The wings are spread outward, adding to the insect-like silhouette. There appears to be a small, circular, possibly faceted stone or clear bead embedded near the 'head' or 'thorax' area, reflecting light and suggesting a sparkle. The craftsmanship, while appearing somewhat intricate in its insect depiction, is difficult to assess fully due to the image quality. There are no obvious maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided angle. The surface shows some signs of wear, particularly a slight dullness or minor tarnish in certain areas, consistent with age and handling. There are no clear indications of significant damage like breaks or large chips, but given its small size and potential as a fragment, some parts might be missing or broken off. The style leans towards a mid-20th century to contemporary costume jewelry aesthetic, though without further details, a precise age is hard to determine. Its small scale suggests it was likely intended as a subtle adornment.