Rectangular Gemstone Ring with Side Accents

The item is a ring featuring a prominent, rectangular-cut gemstone as its centerpiece. Flanking the main stone on both sides are smaller, round-cut accent stones, likely diamonds or diamond simulants, set into the band. The primary gemstone displays a light, translucent hue, possibly indicating an aquamarine or a pale topaz, though exact identification without further testing is not possible. The ring's setting appears to be made of a white metal, such as silver, white gold, or platinum, given its bright, reflective quality. The prongs securing the central stone are clearly visible and appear sturdy. The overall construction suggests a contemporary style, possibly from the late 20th century or early 21st century. The craftsmanship seems of reasonable quality, with the stones appearing well-set. There are no visible significant signs of wear, damage, or repairs from the provided image, and the metal retains a good luster. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible in the image. The size of the ring is difficult to ascertain precisely, but it appears to be a standard wearable size, depicted on a finger in one of the reference images. The setting of the side stones is modest, allowing the central stone to be the focal point.