The focal point is a rectangular plaque depicting a Qing Dynasty-style dragon robe (jifu or chaofu).The Plaque: The robe design is likely hand-carved or painted on a material such as bovine bone, shell, or jadeite, which are frequently used in AKR pieces.Symbolism: The central image features the traditional "Twelve Symbols of Imperial Authority," including the dragon, sun, and mountain motifs typical of 18th and 19th-century Chinese court dress.Construction: The pendant is set in sterling silver with an ornate dragon figure crowning the top.Gemstones: It is embellished with multiple cabochon gemstones, including what appear to be jade, agate, or chalcedony in shades of blue, red, orange, and green. Handcrafted women’s pendant featuring a detailed enamel panel and multistone accents. Includes blue, red, orange and green cabochons set in an ornate Sterling silver frame. Elegant, colorful piece that complements both casual and dressy looks. boxP