Vintage Imitation Pearl Cluster Ring with Jeweler's Box

The item is a vintage cluster ring presented within its original jeweler's box. The ring features a pronounced dome-shaped cluster of numerous small, round imitation pearls, likely plastic or glass given their uniformity and lack of individual luster variations typical of natural pearls. The pearls are arranged densely and appear to be set on a silver-toned metal base, possibly silver or white gold, though without hallmarks, the exact metal content is undeterminable. The ring band appears to be a triple or quadruple strand design, merging into a single band at the back, giving it a substantial and ornate appearance. Some of the pearls show minor discoloration or wear, consistent with age and use, but overall the cluster remains intact. The metal exhibits a slight patina, indicating its age, but no apparent damage or significant scratching. The ring is housed in a pale pink, velvet-covered or satin-covered jeweler's box with a gold-tone trim around the opening. The interior of the box is lined with cream-colored satin or silk, bearing the gold-embossed inscription 'James QUALITY JEWELERS 642/13-14 PETCHBODU RG OPP. METRO THEATRE BANGKOK THAILAND TEL. 58010-56979'. The box itself shows some signs of wear on the exterior, possibly slight fading or localized dirt, but is structurally sound. The combination of the cluster design and the jeweler's information suggests a mid-20th century (possibly 1950s-1970s) origin. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially produced, with a focus on creating an opulent look at an accessible price point, typical of costume jewelry of the period. The ring's condition, including the box, appears to be good for its age, showcasing minimal detrimental wear.