Cabochon Sapphire and Gem-Set Silver or White Gold Pendant

This jewelry item is a small, decorative pendant featuring a central oval cabochon sapphire of a medium cornflower blue hue. The centerpiece stone is set within a four-pointed, star-shaped or 'quaterfoil' frame. This decorative frame is pavé-set with numerous small, round-cut accent gems, which appear to be either diamonds, white sapphires, or possibly emeralds as per the user's context, though they appear colorless or pale in the bright lighting. The metal mount shows a dark, possibly antique-style patina or rhodium plating, suggesting it is crafted from sterling silver or white gold. The construction includes a small bail at the top for a chain to pass through. The style is reminiscent of Edwardian or late Victorian 'suffragette' jewelry, though likely a contemporary reproduction given the setting style. Condition appears good with minor surface wear visible on the cabochon; the metalwork shows no immediate signs of structural damage or missing stones. The sapphire displays a characteristic milky translucence, indicative of natural inclusions typical of cabochon-cut corundum.