Openwork Filigree Drop Pendant with Blue Bead Accent

This item is a decorative teardrop-shaped pendant featuring a complex mixed-media construction. The primary frame is composed of a polished silver-toned metal, likely a base metal alloy with a rhodium or chrome plating. The interior of the frame is divided by a central vertical spine and two curved horizontal supports, framing four distinct quadrants of intricate openwork filigree. These filigree sections display a scroll-like, neo-Victorian scrolling pattern. Beneath the openwork metal is a textured, teal-green background with a pebbled or 'shagreen' effect, possibly created through resin inlay or textured enamel. A notable feature is the suspension of a single dark blue iridescent faux-pearl bead within the upper open circular void, attached by a small metal jump ring. The bead is crowned with a small decorative metal cap. The item shows light surface scratches and minor dulling of the polish consistent with modern costume jewelry. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks in the image provided. Based on the construction and materials, it appears to be a contemporary fashion accessory from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed to mimic vintage artisanal styles. The craftsmanship is consistent with mass-market production rather than high jewelry.