Vintage Silver Marcasite Filigree Ring

This item is a vintage-style ring, likely composed of sterling silver given its color and the style of construction. The piece features an intricate openwork filigree design with floral and scroll motifs. It is heavily embellished with numerous small, round-cut marcasite stones (pyrite), which are bezel-set or held in by tiny decorative grains. The metal surface exhibits milgrain detailing, a hallmark of Art Deco or Art Deco-revival jewelry. The ring's face provides a wide, elongated coverage on the finger, tapering down toward the shank. The overall aesthetics suggest a mid-20th-century production, possibly 1940s-1970s, or a high-quality later reproduction of the Art Deco era. The silver shows some light tarnish or patina in the recessed areas, which enhances the visual depth of the filigree work. All visible marcasite stones appear to be intact, though one area shows a slight reddish-brown hue that may be underlying adhesive or organic debris. The craftsmanship displays a high level of detail in the metalwork texture.