Dreamcatcher-style Jewelry Pendant with Red Cabochon

This item is a decorative jewelry pendant designed in the motif of a traditional Native American dreamcatcher. The piece is constructed from a cast base metal with an antiqued gold-tone or brass-colored finish. It features a circular frame containing a geometric web pattern, with a prominent red heart-shaped cabochon at the center. This centerpiece is likely made of dyed howling or a molded plastic composite, featuring black matrix-like veins to simulate natural stone. A single, intricately detailed metal feather charm is attached to the top by a small jump ring, while another jump ring is present at the bottom, suggesting that additional charms or drops were once attached or are intended to be added. The metalwork shows a textured, pebbled surface on the outer ring to mimic wrapped leather. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks, indicating it is likely a mass-produced fashion accessory rather than a handcrafted artisan piece. The condition appears fair, with visible oxidation and wear to the gold-tone plating, particularly along the edges of the feather and the bottom ring, exposing a darker base metal underneath. This item likely dates from the late 20th to early 21st century and falls under the category of costume jewelry.