Vintage 10K or 14K Gold Double Opal Bypass Ring with Diamond Accents

This is a vintage-style bypass ring, likely crafted from 10-karat or 14-karat yellow gold. The ring features two oval-cut white opals set in a diagonal 'Toi et Moi' or bypass configuration. Each opal exhibits a creamy white base color with visible play-of-color, potentially showing flecks of green and pink under proper lighting. Flanking each opal are small round-cut accent stones, which appear to be either diamonds or white sapphires, each secured in a traditional four-prong setting. The band or shank is relatively slender, tapering toward the shoulders where it meets the decorative head. The construction displays characteristics common in mid-to-late 20th-century commercial jewelry. There is evidence of light wear on the metal surface, consisting of fine scratches consistent with age and occasional use. The opal surfaces appear intact, though closely mounted opals can sometimes suffer from 'crazing' over time; no major chips are visible in the current photo. No maker's marks are clearly visible from this angle, but such pieces often feature '10K' or '14K' stamps on the interior of the shank. The style suggests a period of manufacturing approximately between the 1970s and 1990s. The craftsmanship is standard for production-line fine jewelry, with decent prong work and a polished finish.