Men's Gold-Toned Ring with Inset Faceted Stones

This item is a men's ring, appearing to be constructed from a gold-toned metal, likely yellow gold or a gold-plated base metal alloy. The primary color is a warm, lustrous gold. The band features a wide, flat top surface, characteristic of a 'signet' or 'men's fashion' ring style. On the face of the ring, there is a rectangular inlay featuring nine small, clear, round faceted stones, possibly cubic zirconia or diamonds, arranged in a grid of three rows by three columns. Each stone is individually prong-set into a white-colored metal setting, which contrasts subtly with the main gold-toned body of the ring. The side shoulders of the ring taper down from the wide face to a slightly narrower but still substantial band at the back. There appears to be some texture or subtle detailing on the surface of the gold-toned metal, possibly a brushed or satin finish on the sides, adding to its visual interest. The overall condition shows signs of wear, particularly noticeable on the back of the band where there is a visible indentation or possibly a sizing alteration that has left a discontinuity or slight crimp, suggesting it has been worn regularly or previously adjusted. The metal surface also exhibits minor scratches consistent with general use. No specific maker's marks or hallmarks are immediately visible in the provided image, thus the material purity (if gold) or brand cannot be determined without further inspection. The design suggests a mid to late 20th-century to contemporary style, often seen in men's jewelry.