Two-Stone Gold Pendant with Diamond/Colorless Stone and Green Cabochon

This item is a rectangular-shaped pendant, likely crafted from yellow gold given its warm metallic hue, with a prominent bail at the top for suspension from a chain. The pendant measures approximately 1-1.5 inches in length based on its appearance relative to the fabric. It features two distinct settings for gemstones, arranged vertically. The upper setting holds a round, faceted, colorless gemstone, appearing to be a diamond or a diamond simulant, set within a bezel or partial bezel. The stone exhibits noticeable brilliance. Below it, the lower setting contains a round, cabochon-cut gemstone of a deep, rich green color, strongly suggestive of an emerald or a similar green gemstone. This lower stone is also securely set, likely in a bezel. The metalwork surrounding the gemstones has a somewhat retro or Art Deco-inspired feel, with slightly stepped or framed edges, adding a structured yet elegant look. The surface of the metal appears polished with some minor surface wear, consistent with regular use, but no significant damage like dents or deep scratches are visible. The craftsmanship appears to be good quality, with secure stone settings. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The design suggests it could date from the mid-20th century to late 20th century, possibly as a special occasion or birthstone-related piece.