Radian-Cut Cubic Zirconia or Simulated Diamond Ring with Pave Accents

The item is a ladies' ring, likely an engagement or cocktail ring, featuring a prominent, centrally-set, radiant-cut clear stone, possibly a cubic zirconia or a simulated diamond. The stone appears to be approximately 8-10mm in length and 6-8mm in width, exhibiting bright facets and good clarity. It is set in a four-prong setting, with two prongs visible on each long side of the radiant cut. The band and setting appear to be crafted from a silver-toned metal, such as sterling silver, white gold, or platinum, judging by its luster and color. The shoulders of the ring on either side of the center stone are adorned with multiple small, round, pave-set clear stones, forming a triangular or fan-like pattern that tapers into the band. These accent stones give the ring additional sparkle and an intricate, jeweled appearance. The visible portion of the band beneath these accent stones shows a smooth, polished finish, though the full circumference is not visible. There are no obvious manufacturing marks or stamps discernible from the image. The overall style suggests a contemporary design, possibly vintage-inspired. While the condition appears good, with no visible major chips or cracks to the stones, minor surface wear, tarnish on the metal, or slight stone discoloration cannot be ruled out without a closer inspection. The craftsmanship appears to be of a reasonable quality for mass-produced fine or fashion jewelry.