Vintage Gold-Tone Locket Pendant Necklace with Porcelain Rose

This is a vintage gold-tone costume jewelry necklace featuring a circular locket pendant. The pendant showcases a central, hand-modeled porcelain pink rose with green leaf accents, mounted onto an openwork filigree or floral-engraved gold-tone metal plate. This decorative faceplate is set into a thicker, round locket body with a textured, beaded, or scalloped edge. Above the locket, the necklace features a decorative connector element with a small six-petaled flower and scrollwork motifs, which attaches the pendant to a fine cable or curb-style metal chain. The metal appears to be gold-plated or base metal with a yellow-gold wash, showing some mild surface wear and slight darkening around the crevices, consistent with items from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1970s). The porcelain rose exhibits a matte finish with delicate, thin petals, characteristic of 'bone china' style jewelry often manufactured by companies like Coalport or Aynsley, though no specific maker's mark is visible in the provided image. The overall condition appears good with no ceramic chips visible on the petals and minimal tarnishing on the chain, suggesting careful storage. This style is typical of Victorian Revival costume jewelry that gained high popularity in the mid-century era for its romantic and feminine aesthetic.