Three-Stone Diamond Ring with Pavé Setting

The item is a three-stone diamond ring, prominently featuring a central square or princess-cut diamond flanked by two slightly smaller, similarly shaped diamonds. Each of these three main stones is surrounded by a halo of smaller, round brilliant-cut diamonds, enhancing their perceived size and brilliance. The band of the ring also appears to be adorned with pavé-set diamonds along its shoulders, extending perhaps half to three-quarters of the way around the circumference based on the visible portion. The metal is a bright, silvery-white, consistent with white gold, platinum, or palladium. The overall construction suggests a modern engagement or anniversary ring style, characterized by its elaborate diamond setting and significant sparkle. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with diamonds uniformly set and the metalwork creating a seamless, glittering surface. No visible damage or repairs are discernible, though the angles and resolution do not allow for a microscopic inspection. The ring is worn on the ring finger of a person whose hand shows some white specks, possibly paint or gypsum, which are irrelevant to the assessment of the ring itself. The general aesthetic points towards a contemporary design, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century.