Two-Tone Gold-Toned Moissanite Ring Stack

The item is a stack of two gold-toned rings worn on the ring finger of a left hand. The top ring appears to be an eternity band or similar, featuring a continuous row of bezel-set, round, colorless stones, possibly moissanite as indicated by the user. The bezels are a distinctive bubble-like or disc-shaped design on a yellow metal band. Beneath this, there is a prominent three-stone ring, also in a yellow metal setting. This ring features three large, round, brilliant-cut colorless stones, strongly suggestive of moissanite, set closely together. The center stone appears slightly larger than the two flanking stones. The band accompanying these three stones also seems to incorporate smaller pave-set or accent stones, enhancing the overall sparkle. Both rings exhibit a polished, reflective surface, indicating good condition with no immediately visible scratches, dents, or significant wear. The craftsmanship appears fine, with secure settings for all gemstones. Given the context of 'Moissanite,' the stones are likely simulants rather than natural diamonds. The style of the rings suggests a contemporary or modern classic design, popular for engagement sets or statement pieces. The yellow metal suggests gold, likely 14k or 18k, given its rich tone, or a high-quality gold plating if not solid gold. The overall impression is one of elegance and luxury with substantial stone presence.