Princess-Cut Quad Halo Diamond Engagement Ring with Pave Band

This is a contemporary-style bridal ring featuring a distinctive 'quad' center setting. The focal point consists of four princess-cut diamonds set closely together to create the illusion of a single, much larger square-cut stone. This center composite is enclosed by a shimmering halo of smaller round-brilliant accent stones, set within a square-shaped frame with softly rounded corners. The setting appears to be crafted from a white metal, likely 10k or 14k white gold or sterling silver, though a definitive hallmark is not visible in the image. The shank of the ring is a split-style band, adorned with pave-set or channel-set round accent stones that extend approximately halfway down the circumference. The craftsmanship reflects a mass-market precision typical of modern commercial jewelry from the late 20th to early 21st century. While the image shows a bright silver-toned finish suggesting a rhodium plating, there are no visible deep scores or missing stones, though the resolution limits a full assessment of gemstone clarity. This style is highly popular for its ability to maximize light refraction and visual surface area through the use of accent groupings rather than a single large solitaire.