Gothic-Style Silver-Toned Cross Pendant

This item is a cruciform pendant featuring a Gothic-influenced design, characterized by its pointed, fleur-de-lis-style floriated tips on each of the cross arms. The piece is constructed from a silver-toned metal, likely a base metal alloy or pewter, given the textured, grainy finish visible on the reverse side. The reverse side shown exhibits a molded channel running through the center, suggesting it may have been cast in two parts or designed to hold an inlay on the obverse. There are small circular indentations, possibly from the casting mold points. The overall aesthetic suggests a late 20th-century mass-produced decorative or religious accessory rather than a precious metal fine jewelry piece. The metal shows a dark patina in the recessed areas, which provides contrast against the raised edges, highlighting the ornamental silhouette. The circular jump ring at the top allows for suspension from a chain or cord. The condition appears fair, with consistent surface wear and minor tarnishing typical of non-precious costume jewelry of this vintage.