Vintage Beaded & Gold-Tone Kilt Pin with Embellished Bands

This is a vintage kilt pin featuring a rectangular gold-tone base that supports four spherical, dark possibly black or very dark green beads. The beads appear to be made of polished stone or glass, exhibiting a smooth, reflective surface. Each of the three central beads is flanked by an ornate gold-tone band, intricately detailed with what appears to be small, clear rhinestones or crystals, providing a sparkling contrast against the dark beads. The overall construction suggests a sturdy design. The pin is attached to a fabric that appears to be black satin or a similar smooth, dark textile, possibly part of a garment, with decorative black embroidery or appliqué below the pin. The embroidery features a floral or foliate design, adding to the decorative nature of the piece. The gold-tone metal shows minimal signs of wear or tarnishing, maintaining its luster. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures from the provided image. The style, combining dark beads with embellished gold-tone accents, suggests a possible mid-20th century to late 20th-century aesthetic, likely used as a decorative fastener on traditional Scottish attire or as a statement brooch on other garments. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with attention to detail in the placement of the bead bands and the overall assembly of the pin. The condition seems excellent given its presumed age, with no apparent damage or significant condition issues.