Three Diamond Rings Appraisal

Mixed Set of Three Diamond Rings

This item consists of a set of three distinct rings worn on a single finger. The topmost ring features a prominent marquise-cut diamond set in what appears to be a yellow gold band, which is accented with smaller, round-cut diamonds channel-set along the shoulders of the band. The setting for the marquise diamond is a classic bezel or partial bezel style, securing the stone at its points. Below this is another yellow gold ring, holding a large, brilliant round-cut diamond in a six-prong setting. The prongs appear to be white gold or platinum, creating a contrast with the yellow gold band, a common practice to enhance the diamond's brilliance and perceived whiteness. This ring exhibits some visible wear on the gold band, particularly on the underside where it meets the other rings, suggesting regular use and potential rubbing. The surface shows a light patina and some minor scratches consistent with age and handling. The third ring, partially visible beneath the round diamond ring, appears to be an additional band, possibly made of white gold or platinum. Its design elements are largely obscured but it seems to have a more intricate or textured surface compared to the simpler bands of the other two rings. The overall style suggests a modern to mid-20th-century aesthetic, particularly with the marquise and brilliant round cuts being popular choices for engagement and anniversary rings. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with secure settings for all visible stones, though a closer inspection would be needed to verify stone quality and exact metal purities. No discernible maker's marks or signatures are visible from the provided image.