Multi-Stone Tiered Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring

This is a tiered diamond cluster ring set in a polished white metal band, likely 14k or 18k white gold or platinum. The head of the ring features an asymmetrical, multi-level arrangement of at least seven round brilliant-cut diamonds. The central cluster is elevated, creating a domed or 'waterfall' effect that adds depth and brilliance. Each diamond appears to be held in a traditional four-prong setting, integrated into a bypass-style shank that curves around the central stones. The band shows a tapered design, widening as it approaches the cluster. In terms of condition, the metal surfaces show light superficial scratches consistent with gentle wear, and certain prongs may require tightening to ensure stone security. The diamonds appear to have a clear, bright color (likely in the G-I range) with no obvious large carbon inclusions visible to the naked eye. The design is characteristic of late 20th-century jewelry, possibly from the 1980s or 1990s, where high-profile cluster settings were popular for maximizing sparkle. The craftsmanship indicates a commercial high-quality production, designed for durability and daily wear.