Gold-Toned V-Shaped Ring with Three Clear Stones

The item is a small, curved ring, likely a finger ring or toe ring given its size relative to the fingers holding it. It appears to be made of polished gold-toned metal, possibly yellow gold, and exhibits a smooth, lustrous surface with some minor surface wear consistent with age and use. The ring's band is slender and forms a distinctive 'V' or chevron shape at its apex. Along the upper, angled portion of the 'V' are three round, bezel-set stones. These stones are clear or very light in color, suggesting they could be diamonds,ジルコニア (zirconia), or another clear gemstone. The setting style for the stones appears to be bezel, which fully encircles each stone, providing a secure mount and a smooth finish. There are no discernible manufacturer's marks or hallmarks visible in the provided image. The overall design is classic and understated, fitting well into a style period from the mid-20th century onwards, possibly contemporary due to its minimalist design. The craftsmanship seems of decent quality, with smooth curves and securely set stones, although the resolution of the image does not permit a more detailed assessment of prong work or stone clarity. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like bends, breaks, or missing stones, though some minor scratches or dulling of the metal's luster might be present, indicative of normal wear. The band's consistent thickness suggests it is likely a mass-produced item rather than a bespoke piece.