Silver Chain with Floral Enamel Locket

This item is an 18-inch silver chain with a circular locket pendant. The chain itself is a delicate, fine-link style, exhibiting a slight tarnishing or patina consistent with silver that has aged, but appears to be in good structural condition. The locket has a distinctive circular shape with a domed or slightly convex front surface. The most prominent feature of the locket is its decoration: a wreath-like design composed of small, possibly enamel or painted floral motifs in shades of green and purple or deep violet, arranged circularly around a lighter, possibly off-white or pale yellow, textured background. The background appears to have a subtle stippled or cross-hatched pattern, adding depth to the design. The outer edge of the locket is a darker, likely metallic, rim which contrasts with the lighter face. The hinge mechanism for opening the locket is visible on the right side from this view, indicating it is a functional locket designed to hold small mementos. There are no obvious signs of significant damage such as dents or deep scratches on the visible surface, and the floral ornamentation seems intact. The clasp on the chain is a standard spring ring type, also showing some age. Given the style of the floral design and the general appearance, it likely dates from the mid-20th century, possibly having a vintage or antique aesthetic. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, particularly in the detailed floral work on the locket's face, suggesting a mass-produced but well-finished piece.