Order of the Eastern Star Pendant or Brooch

This item is a detailed five-pointed star-shaped piece of jewelry, likely a pendant or a brooch, recognizable as a symbol of the Order of the Eastern Star. It is constructed from a silver-toned metal, possibly sterling silver, white gold, or a silver-plated base metal, and has a polished finish. The design features five 'petals' or points, each adorned with a single, clear, faceted rhinestone set in a four-prong setting, mimicking diamonds. The center of the star is enameled with five distinct colors: blue, yellow, white, green, and red, arranged in panels that meet at the center. Each colored panel contains a letter or symbol that is part of the Eastern Star emblem, though these are difficult to fully discern from the image. For example, prominent in the black section is what appears to be a 'W' or 'A'. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced fraternal jewelry item, with components likely cast or stamped and then assembled. There is a small bail at the top point, indicating it can be worn as a pendant. The stones appear clear with good sparkle, and the enamel shows no significant chipping or loss. General wear commensurate with age, such as minor surface scratches on the metal, may be present but is not clearly visible. The overall condition appears good. Based on the style and commonly available fraternal jewelry, this piece likely dates from the mid-20th century to late 20th century.