Antiqued Gold-Tone and Blue-Grey Bead Pendant Necklace

The item is a necklace with a distinctive pendant held in a person's open palm. The chain appears to be a delicate, thin rolo or cable chain, exhibiting a warm yellow gold tone, consistent with 18k gold as per the additional context. The pendant is the focal point, designed in a symmetrical, cross-like or stylized dagger shape, approximately 1 to 1.5 inches in length. It features multiple elongated, rectangular or baguette-cut beads that appear to be made of glass or a translucent stone, possibly chalcedony or frosted quartz, with a muted light blue-grey hue. These beads are horizontally set into a metallic framework that has a bronzed or antiqued gold finish, suggesting brass, copper, or an aged gold alloy. The framework securing the beads incorporates small, round metallic elements, possibly beads or decorative caps, at the connecting points, some of which appear to be studded or textured. There is a visible loop at the top of the pendant where it attaches to the chain. The overall craftsmanship suggests a unique, possibly handcrafted or artisan-made piece, rather than mass-produced. There are no immediate visible signs of significant damage like breaks or large chips on the beads, but the antiqued finish of the metal components is intentional and not indicative of wear. The piece has a vintage or bohemian aesthetic, dating possibly from the late 20th century to early 21st century. The delicate chain contrasts with the more elaborate pendant, creating a balanced design. The metal elements connecting the beads seem to be meticulously integrated, showcasing attention to detail in its construction. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernable from the image.