Vintage Pearl and Goldtone Brooch/Pendant

This appears to be a vintage or antique brooch, potentially converted to a pendant or designed with loops for versatile wear, based on the context provided. The primary material is a warm-toned yellow metal, likely gold or a gold-plated alloy, evident from the main body and the slender wire-like constructions. It features a central open oval or elliptical frame, crafted from a smooth, polished metal band. Extending from this central oval are numerous clusters of small, irregularly shaped pearls, characteristic of freshwater or baroque pearls, ranging in color from creamy white to very light beige, with a natural luster. These pearls are individually attached with fine wires, creating a delicate, organic, and somewhat 'spray' or 'grape' cluster effect around the central motif. Two distinct circular elements, possibly decorative bezels or settings, are visible within the central oval, their exact material or purpose unclear from the image but suggesting an intended focal point or perhaps former stone settings. The overall construction displays fine craftsmanship, with particular attention to how the pearls are secured to create a sense of volume and movement. Given the style, it likely dates from the late 19th to early 20th century, possibly Edwardian or Art Nouveau, an era known for its use of naturalistic motifs and pearls. The condition appears good for its age, with no obvious signs of significant damage or missing pearls, though a slight patina commensurate with age may be present on the metal.