Gold-Toned Necklace with Irregular Blue Stone Pendant

This item is a 24-inch gold-toned necklace featuring a distinctive blue stone pendant. The chain itself appears to be a delicate snake chain or a very fine curb chain, exhibiting a smooth, reflective surface consistent with a gold or gold-plated material. The entire length of the chain, including the clasp, is visible, and it lies relatively flat against a dark grey background, indicating its flexibility and drape. The clasp, located at the top right of the image, seems to be a spring ring clasp, a common and functional type. The most striking feature is the pendant, which is irregular in shape, suggesting a natural, unpolished, or only minimally cut stone, possibly a raw lapis lazuli or sodalite given its intense, mottled blue hue. The stone is set within a bezel or irregular frame of what appears to be the same gold-toned metal as the chain, which conforms to the organic contours of the stone. There are no obvious signs of significant wear or extensive damage to either the chain or the pendant from the visible angle. The metal appears to retain its luster, and the stone seems intact without major chips or cracks. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The style suggests a modern or contemporary piece, possibly designed to highlight the natural beauty of the stone rather than intricate metalwork.