Russian Fabergé-Style Enamel and Rhinestone Egg Pendant

This item is an egg-shaped decorative pendant, likely inspired by the classic Fabergé designs associated with Imperial Russia. The piece is constructed from a gold-toned metal base, possibly silver-gilt (vermeil) or brass, featuring elaborate filigree and rope-twist detailing that creates a cage-like structure. The central decorative motif consists of a raised floral medallion set with several clear glass rhinestones or crystals, centered within a vibrant emerald green guilloché-style enamel field. The enamel appears to have a textured pattern underneath, common in high-quality Russian-style decorative arts. The pendant is fitted with a small suspension loop at the top, which currently holds a simple metal ring for attachment to a chain. In terms of condition, the metal shows significant tarnishing and a dark patina, particularly in the recessed areas of the filigree, though the enamel appears relatively intact without major chips visible. Some of the rhinestones show signs of age-related dulling. While no specific maker's marks are visible in the photograph, the style and craftsmanship suggest a mid-to-late 20th-century reproduction or a souvenir piece of higher-than-average quality. The combination of green enamel, gold tones, and floral symmetry is a classic hallmark of the Russian revival aesthetic.