Vintage Cultured Pearl and Diamond Cluster Pendant

This is a fine jewelry pendant featuring a cluster of three round cultured pearls, likely Akoya, approximately 6-7mm each. The pearls possess a cream-white body color with a soft rose overtone and high luster. They are set within a decorative 14k yellow gold openwork frame characterized by fluid, swirling ribbon-like motifs. Accenting the pearls are two marquise-cut diamonds and three small round brilliant-cut diamonds, all prong-set. The marquise diamonds are strategically placed to suggest floral leaves, while the round diamonds act as 'dewdrops' within the gold swirls. The piece is topped with a simple polished tapered bail for suspension from a chain. The craftsmanship reflects a late 20th-century aesthetic, possibly 1980s or 1990s, where traditional materials like pearls were commonly combined with yellow gold and marquise accents. Overall condition appears excellent with no visible chips to the stones or significant nacre loss on the pearls; the gold exhibits a smooth, high-polish finish with only minor surface micro-scratches consistent with light wear. The setting is robust, indicating high-quality commercial manufacture.