Yellow Gold Cross Ring and Diamond Wedding Set

This collection features two distinct pieces of jewelry resting in a black velvet display. The primary piece is a bold, 10-karat or 14-karat yellow gold ring featuring an ornate architectural cross motif. The cross is pavé-set with small round white stones (likely diamonds or cubic zirconia) and is framed by openwork filigree borders. Below it sits a bridal wedding set consisting of a round brilliant-cut center stone held by four prongs, flanked by two matching yellow gold contoured bands. These bands are inlaid with small channel-set accent stones that mirror the brilliance of the center gem. The gold shows a warm, polished luster with minor surface abrasions consistent with light wear. The craftsmanship on the cross ring suggests a contemporary or late 20th-century religious design, while the wedding set follows a classic mid-to-late 20th-century aesthetic. No visible hallmarks are shown in the image, but the construction indicates mass-produced fine jewelry. The condition appears good, with stones securely set and no deep gouges or structural failures visible to the naked eye.