Mixed-Media Tribal-Style Statement Pendant Necklace

This piece of jewelry features an ornate, heavy-set pendant that blends elements of tribal and bohemian aesthetics. The central focal point is a large, rounded cabochon, likely honey calcite or a similar variegated stone with warm beige and brown marbling. This stone is set within a complex, silver-toned metal housing, which exhibits significant oxidation or intentional patination in its recessed areas to highlight the intricate scrollwork and filigree-style details. The pendant is further embellished with smaller, round blue-and-white marbled beads, possibly sodalite or ceramic, positioned at cardinal points around the frame. The construction appears to be cast metal with hand-assembled components. The pendant is suspended by a thick, tan-colored leather or suede cord that is double-looped through the top. This cord is accented with silver-toned rope-texture sliders. While no clear maker’s mark is visible in the photograph, the style and heavy casting suggest a contemporary piece influenced by traditional ethnographic jewelry. In terms of condition, there is minor fraying on the cord near the knots and some dulling of the metal surface consistent with wear, but no major structural damage or missing stones are evident. The craftsmanship belongs to the mid-to-high decorative jewelry tier, focusing on visual impact and textured materiality.