Wishbone Pin with Pendant; Pink Teardrop, Silver Ferrule, Blue Bead

Dug into Mom's jewelry an' found several items of perhaps moderate interest. The wishbone, 'tho unmarked, is probably gold, based on the fine manner of its (lost wax) making; it's ~1 1/8" long, ~1/2" wide.
The pendant may be glass, an' the wee blue bead as well; both go to a dense, opaque near-white under UV light. It's ~1 3/8" long, ~5/8" wide, ~5/16" thick. I'm pretty sure the ferrule would shine if polished.
It may be a marriage, as the pendant is hung from an open-ended tongue, which has, however, been forced shut against the back of the pin to capture the loop.
The first 3 pics were in overcast light; the last 2 in broad sunshine.
I vaguely recall that wishbones are important symbolically to some folks, or societies...Mom was a lifetime RN. I never saw her wear it.
If any of you have understanding of this, I'll be grateful to hear of it; Thanks for lookin'!

 

That does look like a marriage. The scale of the two pieces together is odd for one thing.

Debora

 

Perhaps it was meant to dangle another good luck charm?

Debora

 

Christian...mustard seed?

 

The glass dangle is off of an earring. I agree with the very 60s mustard seed.

 

Watch pin?

 

Didn't note this first time through. Definitely think watch pin. Maybe a well meaning gift she didn't need. Did she have a pin on watch?

 

The pink drop is from a Chinese Mandarin court necklace!
Peking glass
https://www.earthlyadornments.com/p...t-pendants-sold-individually-rare-b11-pp-1268

In situation:
https://www.savacoolandsons.com/item-41016.html?title=Antique+Chinese+Mandarin+Court+Necklace+48"L

 

Maybe not from a court necklace, but certainly antique Chinese, Qing dynasty.
I used to have an embroidered Qing fan case with two of them.

 

Unbelievable! Wonder where that came from?

Debora

 

Maybe...but I never saw it. She usually wore a wristwatch.

 

Those are dead ringers for my single...except that the 3 appear to be transparent, where mine is opaque. Identical ferrules, 'tho...Thanks!

 

Agreed...too bottom-heavy, an' the styles are a bit too diverse. I am tempted to separate them, but haven't figured out what to hang on the wishbone by way of modest embellishment. Suggestions? (I don't have an enclosed mustard seed).

 

They made both translucent and opaque in several colours

 

Yes, I agree...but my confusion about Peking glass is large, an' growing with each iteration of new examples...my own, an' that of others. Multi-layered was originally the criteria of definition...but also oily feel-in-hand, an' then a certain 'look'...none of which, it seems, are truly definitive. I don't have many suspect pieces...an' those are so diverse as to be only adding to my befuddlement. I love the stuff, 'tho...