Classical Figure Relief Charm (dated 1980)

This is an oval-shaped metal charm or pendant, likely made of silver or a silver-toned alloy, exhibiting a matte finish and discernible patina consistent with age. The central design features a finely detailed bust of a classical figure, most prominently a female head with an expressive face and hair styled with intricate curls or braids, adorned with what appears to be a laurel wreath or similar botanical crown. The craftsmanship suggests a high level of detail in the casting or stamping process, particularly in the facial features and hair. Above the figure's head, partially obscured perhaps by wear or design, a date or inscription '1980' or a similar four-digit combination is visible, which could indicate its manufacturing year. The charm is attached to a simple, unadorned jump ring, suggesting it was intended to be worn on a necklace, bracelet, or integrated into a keychain. The overall condition shows surface wear and some darkening in the recessed areas, which enhances the relief of the design. There are no overt signs of damage such as dents or deep scratches, indicating it has been relatively well preserved. The visible patina points to it being an older piece rather than a modern reproduction, likely from the late 20th century based on the visible inscription.