St. Patrick's Day Glass Bauble Ornament with Internal Figurative Element

This is a decorative spherical glass ornament, likely hand-blown or high-quality mold-formed, measuring approximately 3 to 4 inches in diameter. The outer globe is clear glass, delicately adorned with a pattern of translucent green three-leaf clover (shamrock) motifs applied to the exterior surface. Inside the hollow globe sits a distinctive central figure that appears to be a stylized angel or bell-shaped form. This internal structure is crafted from faceted or 'crushed' glass/crystal, giving it a high-refraction, silver-toned glittery appearance that catches the light effectively. Atop this internal figure is a bright green glass shamrock and a gold-toned metallic halo or hanging loop. The ornament is finished with a white organza or chiffon ribbon bow tied to the top glass loop for suspension. The overall construction displays characteristic features of contemporary decorative glass art from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition appears to be excellent, showing no visible chips, cracks, or clouding of the glass. The clarity of the exterior globe and the vibrancy of the green accents suggest careful maintenance and storage. The piece reflects a celebratory Irish-inspired theme through its color palette and symbolic motifs.