Vintage-style decorative perfume or Opium bottle pendant with semi precious cabochon's

Victorian Revival (1960s1970s): There was a significant trend in the mid-20th century for "Victorian Revival" jewellery. Many filigree Opium pendants with rough-cut stones were produced during this time for the gift and souvenir market, particularly in India and the Middle East. Based on the design, materials, and common historical contexts for this style of "scent bottle" pendant, it is likely a vintage piece from the mid-to-late 20th century (roughly 1960s to 1980s), though it is heavily inspired by much older traditions. The pendant is shaped like a small bottle, often featuring a functional screw-top or hinged lid. This specific design is sometimes described as fish-shaped or Moorish/Middle Eastern in style

The Spoon/Spatula: Attached to the underside of the lid, this was used to scoop a small amount of powder for inhalation or application.

Material Construction: Many of these pieces are "white metal"

The stones are likely Indian Agate or glass cabochons, which were popular for this "tribal" aesthetic in the 1970s

25 x 55mm High