Saint Anthony of Padua Devotional Pendant

This is a small, rectangular devotional pendant, likely measuring approximately 1 inch in height, depicting Saint Anthony of Padua holding the Christ Child. The pendant is constructed with a yellow gold-toned metal frame featuring a decorative twisted rope or 'milgrain' border that secures the central image. The central imagery appears to be a miniature print or lithograph protected under a clear, glossy cabochon, likely made of resin, acrylic, or glass. The iconic representation shows the Saint in traditional brown Franciscan robes with lilies in the foreground, symbolic of purity. The color palette of the image consists of warm earthy tones, greens, and ochre. The condition of the item shows moderate signs of age and wear. There is visible surface scuffing on the clear protective layer over the image, and the metal frame exhibits some oxidation and loss of plating, particularly along the edges and on the jump ring. The jump ring at the top appears slightly misshapen from use but remains functional. The style and construction method are consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century religious jewelry, commonly produced as inexpensive devotional items in Italy or the United States. No hallmarks or maker's marks are visible on the front, and the craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced item rather than a fine jewelry piece.