Gold Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring

This item is a yellow gold ring featuring a central cluster setting flanked by channel-set accent stones. The ring is crafted from a warm-toned yellow metal, likely gold, given its luster and the common use of gold in jewelry of this style. The central motif consists of an oval or marquise-cut dark blue gemstone, presumed to be a sapphire, surrounded by a halo of smaller, round brilliant-cut colorless stones, which appear to be diamonds. The sapphire shows some surface wear or dust, slightly diminishing its clarity in the image. The surrounding diamonds exhibit varying degrees of sparkle, suggesting they are genuine but small. The ring's shoulders feature a channel setting with two rows of rectangular or baguette-cut dark blue stones, again likely sapphires, running down each side. These side stones appear tightly set and consistent in color with the center stone. The band is relatively slim at the back and widens towards the shoulders, exhibiting a classic ring silhouette. A faint marking, possibly a karat stamp (such as '10K' or '14K') or a maker's mark, is visible on the inner band, indicating its material purity or origin, though it is not clearly legible. The overall condition appears good with minor signs of wear consistent with regular use, such as slight surface scratches on the gold band. There is some visible dust or lint on the surface, particularly near the central sapphire and on the surrounding cloth. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially produced, with neat stone setting and a polished finish. This style of ring, featuring a central cluster with shoulder accents, was popular from the mid-to-late 20th century, suggesting an estimated age from the 1960s to 2000s.