Three-Stone Tsavorite Garnet and Yellow Sapphire Ring

This is a two-tone ring featuring a three-stone setting. The primary centerpiece is an oval-cut or cushion-cut green gemstone, likely a tsavorite garnet or high-quality tourmaline, exhibiting a vibrant saturation. Flanking the central stone is at least one visible yellow oval-cut gemstone, possibly a yellow sapphire or citrine. The stones are secured in white-metal prongs (likely white gold or platinum) to enhance their color, while the rest of the band is constructed from high-polish yellow gold. The interior of the band is stamped with '14KP', indicating '14 Karat Plumb' gold, which guarantees a minimum fineness of 58.5%. The construction features a classic multi-prong setting with a tapered shank. The condition appears well-maintained with minor surface abrasions consistent with light wear. The style suggests a late 20th-century or contemporary manufacturing period. The craftsmanship is high-quality, evidenced by the secure basket settings and the clarity of the gemstones displayed.