Inlay Green Stone and Silver Band Ring

This item is a wide shank band ring featuring a prominent geometric inlay design. The ring is constructed from a bright white metal, likely sterling silver based on the color and commonality in this style of Southwestern or Native American-inspired jewelry. The centerpiece of the band consists of segmented, polished green stones arranged in a channel-set mosaic pattern. The stones exhibit a vibrant emerald green hue with subtle internal mottling and varying degrees of translucency, characteristic of stones like malachite, gaspeite, or dyed green quartz. The inlay is divided by delicate silver-tone wire or channels into asymmetrical rectangular and triangular shapes. The band itself is slightly domed and tapers toward the bottom of the finger providing a comfortable fit. While the user provided context mentions a 'diamond cluster', there are no visible diamonds on this specific band; the value is derived from the lapidary work and silver weight. The craftsmanship appears solid with flush-set stones, though there is a visible slight patina and fine surface scratching on the metal consistent with regular wear. No specific hallmark is visible in the image, but the style is indicative of late 20th-century artisan production.