Emerald and Diamond Bypass Style Cluster Ring

This is a decorative bypass style fashion ring featuring a central round-cut green gemstone, likely an emerald, held in a multi-prong setting. The bypass design curves around the center stone, featuring a cluster of smaller round colorless stones on one side (likely diamonds or cubic zirconia) and a cluster of smaller round green stones on the opposite side. The metal appears to be a silver-toned alloy, possibly sterling silver or white gold, though no hallmarks are visible in the provided image. The construction shows a traditional prong setting for the primary stones and a pave or shared-prong setting for the accent stones. The style is contemporary with vintage-inspired floral or swirl elements, estimated to be from the late 20th century to modern day. Regarding condition, the metal shows a slight dulling of luster consistent with light wear or surface oxidation. The primary green stone exhibits visible inclusions characteristic of natural emeralds. The shank appears to be intact without major deformation, and the prongs appear secure. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-market fine jewelry or high-end costume jewelry piece.