Fleur-de-lis and Swords Shield Charm/Pendant

This item is a small, golden-hued metal charm or pendant featuring a heraldic design. It is primarily composed of a central shield emblem with a prominent fleur-de-lis motif at its center. The shield is flanked by two crossed swords, with their hilts visible at the bottom and points extending upwards beyond the shield's top edge. Above the shield, an eagle-like bird or perhaps a stylized helmet crest can be observed, further contributing to its martial or noble aesthetic. The entire piece has a bright, polished gold color, suggesting it could be made of gold, gold-plated metal, or brass. The design is three-dimensional with clear relief, indicating a cast or stamped construction rather than a flat, engraved piece. Based on the ruler shown in the image, the charm measures approximately 15-16mm in height (from the bottom of the swords to the top of the jump ring) and about 12mm in width at its widest point. It exhibits a small jump ring at the very top, indicating it is designed to be worn on a chain or attached to a bracelet. The surface appears to be in good condition with a consistent finish, showing no significant signs of wear, scratches, or tarnishing visible in the provided image. There are no discernible maker's marks or stamps readily visible. Its style suggests a period piece or a replication of classic heraldic designs, potentially dating from the mid-20th century onwards. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality for a small decorative item, with crisp details on the fleur-de-lis and sword elements.