Vintage Metal Eye of Horus Signet-Style Pin or Button

This item is a circular, signet-style accessory, likely a lapel pin, shank button, or small medallion, featuring a central Eye of Horus (Wedjat) motif. The piece is constructed from a gold-toned base metal, possibly brass or a gold-colored alloy, with a dark, possibly blackened or patinated recessed background that provides high contrast to the raised central emblem. The outer border is framed by a raised rim engraved with various symbols or pseudo-glyphs that appear to be decorative rather than linguistic. In terms of condition, the item shows significant surface wear, including small scratches, pitting, and a dulling of the original metallic luster consistent with age and frequent handling. The dark infill in the recessed areas shows some unevenness, which could be intentional patination or accumulated debris over time. The craftsmanship is of a commercial or mass-produced quality, common in mid-to-late 20th-century costume jewelry or novelty accessories. The design reflects an 'Egyptian Revival' aesthetic, a style that periodically peaks in popularity. The reverse side is not visible, making it difficult to confirm the attachment type (e.g., pin back or button shank), but its overall weight and size suggest it was intended for personal adornment on clothing.