Iridescent Beaded Necklace with Mother-of-Pearl Floral Pendant

This is a necklace featuring a large, dark circular pendant with a mother-of-pearl floral inlay. The pendant appears to be made from a dark, possibly polished wood or resin, measuring approximately 2-3 inches in diameter. Etched or painted spiraling patterns in a lighter, reddish-brown hue adorn the dark surface of the pendant around the central flower. The flower itself is composed of five pearlescent petals, likely cut from mother-of-pearl, exhibiting an iridescent sheen in shades of white, cream, and subtle blue/pink tones. The center of the flower is a small, light-colored bead or disc, possibly a contrasting material like abalone shell, due to its slightly greenish-yellow luster. The necklace chain is crafted from numerous tiny, iridescent seed beads, twisted into a serpentine or rope-like strand. These beads display a polychromatic effect, shifting between purple, blue, green, and golden hues depending on the light, suggesting a 'peacock' or 'aurora borealis' finish. The overall construction appears to be machine-made or mass-produced, with no visible handmade irregularities, though the beadwork shows decent craftsmanship. There is a small, light-colored clasp visible near what would be the back of the neck, suggesting a standard lobster clasp or similar mechanism. A green tag is attached near the clasp, indicating it may be a new item from a retail setting. The condition appears very good, with no obvious signs of wear, damage, or repairs, consistent with a new or well-preserved piece. The style suggests a contemporary, possibly bohemian or nature-inspired aesthetic, likely manufactured within the last 20-30 years.