Emerald and Diamond Halo Cluster Ring

This is a contemporary-style cocktail ring features a vibrant, oval-cut green gemstone, likely an emerald, as its central focal point. The central stone exhibits a rich, saturation of green color with visible internal inclusions characteristic of natural emeralds. It is secured in a multi-prong setting, surrounded by a halo of small, round brilliant-cut colorless stones, presumably diamonds, arranged in a floral or sunburst cluster pattern. The setting is crafted from a white metal, likely 14k or 18k white gold or platinum, given its bright, reflective finish. The band features a Bypass or S-curve shank design, with additional small diamonds channel-set or pavé-set along the shoulders to add extra brilliance. The craftsmanship appears to be of high commercial quality with delicate prong work. While the hallmark is not visible in the image, the overall style suggests a late 20th-century to early 21st-century manufacturing date. There are minor signs of wear visible on the metal surface, consisting of light surface scratches consistent with occasional use, but the stones appear secure and the structure remains intact.