Three-Stone Mystic Topaz and 14kt White Gold Ring

This is a statement ring featuring a three-stone arrangement set in 14kt white gold. The central focal point is a large emerald-cut Mystic Topaz, displaying a characteristic iridescent play of colors including deep violet, teal, and lime green. This central stone is flanked by two smaller emerald-cut side stones, which appear to be clear or light-colored topaz. The stones are secured by a traditional four-prong setting for the center and two-prong style ends for the side stones. The metal is indicated as 14kt white gold, which shows a reflective, bright silver-tone finish. Closer inspection reveals some surface abrasions on the table and facet junctions of the central topaz, which is common for coated gemstones of this type. The setting appears robust with thick round prongs, suggesting a modern manufacturing era, likely late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship is commercial grade, designed for visual impact through the use of laboratory-enhanced 'mystic' coatings on natural topaz substrates. While no hallmark is visible in the photograph, the provided context confirms the gold purity and stone identity.