Pendant and stone ID.
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Is the "stone" cracked? If so I would guess it is probably cut glass, late 1800s-early 1900s costume jewelry. May have been gold plated at one time. I just cant see a precious stone being set in a non-precious metal. I am by no means an expert on jewelry though. 
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Stone is cracked and your thought about a "precious stone would most likely be set in precious metal" makes sense to me. Thank you. 
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