Vintage Enameled and Rhinestone Floral Ring

This item is a statement cocktail ring featuring a layered floral or starburst design. The ring is constructed with multiple tiers of metal petals: the outer larger petals are finished with an orange-toned cold enamel (likely epoxy or paint), while the inner tier features petals accented with clear, round-cut rhinestones. A central clear rhinestone serves as the stamen of the flower. The metal appears to be a gold-toned base metal, typical of mid-to-late 20th-century costume jewelry. Based on the color palette of harvest gold and burnt orange, this piece likely dates from the late 1960s to mid-1970s. The construction involves individual petals prong-set or soldered to a central frame. Regarding condition, there is visible wear to the enamel on several petal tips, showing the underlying silver or gold-colored base metal. The rhinestones appear intact but show slight cloudiness, which is common in vintage costume pieces where glue or foil backing has aged. There are no immediately visible maker's marks on the front; a hallmark would typically be found on the interior of the shank or the reverse of the setting. The craftsmanship is mass-market vintage quality, intended for fashionable daily wear rather than fine jewelry collection.