Antique Diamond and Pearl Floral Pendant/Brooch

This exquisite piece appears to be an antique or vintage pendant or brooch, characterized by its intricate floral and foliate design. It is crafted from a silvery-toned metal, likely silver or platinum, adorned with numerous faceted stones, most probably diamonds, set in what appears to be a 'cutdown' or early pave style, typical of earlier periods, contributing to its sparkling appearance. The stones are of various sizes, with some larger bezel or claw-set diamonds interspersed throughout the botanical motifs, and smaller ones filling the leaf and stem elements. A distinctive feature of this piece is the incorporation of three natural pearls with slightly irregular shapes and varying shades of pink to light peach. One large, elongated teardrop-shaped pearl dangles prominently at the bottom, while a smaller, somewhat rounder pearl protrudes to the right, and another smaller oval-shaped pearl extends to the left. The pearls exhibit a soft luster, and their organic forms add unique character. The overall construction suggests fine craftsmanship, with delicate openwork and detailed engraving visible on the metalwork beneath the stones. There do not appear to be significant signs of damage, though typical wear consistent with age, such as slight patina on the metal or minor abrasions on the pearls, would be expected in a piece of this vintage. The style strongly suggests a Victorian, Edwardian, or early Art Nouveau period, likely late 19th to early 20th century, given the naturalistic motifs and setting styles. No clear maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image.