Gold Pendant with Emerald and Diamond Accents

This item is a petite, teardrop-shaped pendant crafted from yellow metal, likely 10k or 14k gold given its luster and color. The piece features a central, vertically oriented oval-cut gemstone with a rich, vibrant green hue characteristic of an emerald. Above the primary emerald, there is a smaller, triangular or chevron-shaped setting housing a single clear, brilliant-cut stone, which appears to be a small diamond. The construction utilizes a bezel setting for the emerald, providing a smooth, protective rim of gold around the stone, which transitions into a stylized arch or bail at the top. The metalwork shows a high-polish finish with minor surface abrasions consistent with light wear. No visible maker's marks or karat stamps are identifiable from the frontal view, but the craftsmanship suggests a late 20th-century aesthetic (circa 1980s-1990s). The emerald displays a saturated 'grass green' color with visible internal inclusions, which is common for natural beryl. Overall, the piece is in good vintage condition with no major chips or structural deformities, though it lacks an accompanying chain.