Three-Stone Filigree Ring with Turquoise Cabochons

This item is a ring featuring three oval-shaped turquoise cabochons set into a filigree metal band. The main color palette consists of a tarnished silver-toned metal for the band and a golden-toned setting for the stones, contrasted with the vibrant-to-muted green of the turquoise. The ring's design incorporates an intricate openwork, scroll-like filigree pattern across the top portion, which extends to form the bezel settings for the three stones. The filigree work appears to be made from a different metal or has a different finish (gold-toned) compared to the main band (silver-toned), suggesting either a bi-metal construction or plating differences. The stones are set lengthwise along the finger, with each cabochon encased in a simple bezel setting. Visible condition issues include significant tarnishing on the silver-toned band, which shows a dark greyish-black patina, especially in recessed areas. The golden-toned metal around the stones also exhibits some darkening and wear. The turquoise stones themselves appear to have a natural matrix, consistent with genuine turquoise, and show some variations in color and possibly minor surface wear or inclusions. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced or artisan-crafted piece, likely from the mid-20th century onwards, possibly indicating an ethnic, bohemian, or vintage fashion style. There are no discernible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps visible in the provided image. The ring has a somewhat rustic or antique appearance due to the wear and tarnishing.