Yellow Gold Diamond Ring Enhancer/Guard

This item is a traditional style ring enhancer or ring guard, crafted in polished yellow gold, likely between 10k or 14k fineness. The design is bifurcated with two parallel channel-set bands that are joined at the back to create a cradle for a solitaire engagement ring. Each side of the enhancer features a chevron or 'V' shape peaking at the center. At these central points, three marquise-cut white stones (likely diamonds or cubic zirconia) are set in a cluster to create a floral or stylized fleur-de-lis motif. The marquise gems are secured with individual v-tip prongs. Along the shoulders of the guard, round brilliant-cut stones are channel-set into the bands. The gold displays a warm yellow hue with a high-shine finish, though light surface scuffing is visible upon close inspection, consistent with gentle decorative wear. The craftsmanship suggests a commercial production from the late 20th century, approximately the 1980s or 1990s, when this style of ring guard was highly popular. The alignment of the channel-set stones appears uniform, indicating standard retail manufacturing quality. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks from this angle, but the structure is intact without distorted shanks or missing stones.