Amethyst and Gold Marquise Cluster Ring

This item is a decorative cluster-style ring, crafted in yellow gold (estimated 10k or 14k) featuring multiple marquise-cut lavender-purple gemstones, likely amethysts or tanzanites. The gemstones are arranged in a dynamic, spray-like bypass configuration, split into two primary clusters by a central gold ribbon or S-curve band. Each stone is individually set in a multi-prong mounting, which provides a high-profile, textured appearance. The stones exhibit a light to medium saturation with good transparency, typical of mid-century modern or late 20th-century fashion jewelry. The band appears to be high-polish yellow gold, showing minimal signs of wear or scratches from this perspective. The construction suggests a commercial fine jewelry origin, likely from the 1980s or 1990s, characterized by the 'ballerina' or 'cluster' aesthetic. No visible hallmarks are discernible from the image, but the craftsmanship level indicates a mass-market luxury standard. The condition appears excellent with no missing stones or obvious structural deformation.