Two Silver-Toned Costume Rings with Clear "Gemstones"

This image displays two distinct silver-toned costume rings, likely intended for fashion or novelty wear rather than fine jewelry. Both rings feature multiple clear, faceted 'gemstones' that mimic diamonds, set into a base metal with a reflective, metallic finish. The ring on the left is characterized by a prominent, teardrop or heart-shaped central 'gemstone' with multiple facets, contributing to its sparkling appearance. This larger stone is flanked by smaller, rounder 'gemstones' embedded along the shoulders of the band, which also appears textured or ridged. The band of this ring is relatively wide and substantial. The ring on the right is an eternity-style band, meaning the 'gemstones' encircle the entire visible portion of the band. It features a continuous row of round, clear 'gemstones' of varying sizes, claw-set or bezel-set into the silver-toned metal. Some of these stones appear to be slightly larger than others, creating a varied pattern. The metalwork on both rings exhibits a somewhat rough or less polished finish when magnified, indicative of costume jewelry manufacturing. No visible maker's marks, hallmarks, or signatures are discernible from the provided images. Given their design and apparent materials, these items are likely contemporary costume pieces, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century. The overall condition appears fair, with no obvious missing stones, although minor wear or tarnishing might be present on the metal, consistent with their probable age and material quality. The craftsmanship points to mass-produced items.