Men's Yellow Gold and Diamond Cluster Ring

The item is a men's ring, likely crafted from yellow gold given its warm, rich hue. The ring features a wide, multi-band shank, with at least four distinct parallel bands visible, creating a textured or ribbed effect where they meet the central setting. This type of ribbed design might be achieved through a reeded or fluted construction, or by soldering multiple thin bands together. The central focal point of the ring is a square-shaped cluster of four facet-cut clear gemstones, presumably diamonds, set closely together to create the illusion of a larger single stone (an 'invisible' or 'princess' setting style is suggested by the tight fit). Each of these four stones appears to be square or princess-cut. The setting for these stones is a raised, polished gold frame that contrasts with the textured band. The ring appears to be a substantial piece, indicative of a men's statement or wedding band style. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks from the image. The ring shows some minor wear consistent with regular use, such as light scratches on the polished surfaces, but no significant damage or deformation is apparent. The gemstones appear clean and well-maintained. Based on the style, particularly the wider band and square cluster setting, the ring likely dates from the late 20th century, possibly 1980s or 1990s, when more robust and angular designs were popular for men's jewelry. The overall craftsmanship appears solid, with the stones well-seated and the gold work robust.