Pear-Cut Multi-Stone Cluster Flower Ring

This jewelry piece is a multi-stone cluster ring featuring a floral or snowflake-inspired arrangement. The central focus consists of a primary cluster of colorless stones, heavily appearing to be pear-cut or marquise-cut, radiating from a central point. These stones are held in place by small silver-toned prongs, likely made of white gold, platinum, or sterling silver. Surrounding the larger central stones is a secondary halo of smaller round-cut stones, creating a textured 'sunburst' effect. The overall construction is tiered, giving the ring noticeable height and dimension. While the image is slightly blurred, the stones exhibit high brilliance and faceted reflections, suggesting they are either high-quality diamonds or stimulants like cubic zirconia. The band appears thin and delicate, typical of late 20th-century or contemporary fashion jewelry. There is no visible maker's mark or metal purity stamp from this angle, but the setting shows complex prong work and a high-polish finish. The condition appears fair to good, with no obvious missing stones, though light surface scratches on the metal are consistent with occasional wear.