Vintage Marquise-Cut Multi-Stone Cluster Cocktail Ring

This is a vintage-style cocktail ring featuring a prominent marquise-cut central stone surrounded by a complex cluster of additional marquise and round brilliant-cut stones. The arrangement creates a vertical, elongated navette or rhombus shape that covers a significant portion of the finger. The stones are colorless and set in a white metal mount, likely silver or white gold-plated brass given the visible surface wear. The metalwork features intricate scrollwork and filigree-like architectural details on the shoulders and gallery, suggesting a mid-to-late 20th-century aesthetic influenced by Victorian or Art Deco revival styles. The stones are held in place by individual prongs; while the stones possess high brilliance, the lack of visible fire suggests they may be cubic zirconia or high-quality glass. Structurally, the ring shows signs of age with slight tarnishing and minor abrasions to the metal surface. The craftsmanship is moderately complex, utilizing a cast metal base with manually finished stone settings. The overall condition appears fair to good, with no missing stones visible in the image, though the metal plating shows signs of thinning near the base of the shank.