Gold-Toned Bypass Ring with Single Clear Stone

This is a bypass-style ring, likely crafted from gold or a gold-toned metal, featuring a single round-cut clear stone set within a distinctive design. The ring's band is broad and curves around the finger, with the two ends overlapping rather than meeting in a continuous circle. The upper portion of the bypass design is smooth, highly polished, and has a rich, warm gold color, suggesting it could be yellow gold or a gold-plated base metal. The clear stone, possibly a diamond or cubic zirconia, is bezel-set or tension-set within a curved channel on one side of the bypass, nestling securely within the metal structure. The lower portion of the bypass appears to have a contrasting element, possibly white gold, silver, or a textured finish, creating visual interest and adding depth to the piece. There are also visible horizontal grooves or ridges on this lower section, hinting at a fluted or subtly ribbed design. The overall design suggests a mid-century modern or contemporary aesthetic, prioritizing flowing lines and minimalist elegance. The metal exhibits some surface wear and minor discoloration, particularly on the inner band where it would contact the skin, which is visible as a darker smudge on the finger in the image. This could indicate regular wear and tear or potentially a lower karat gold that has oxidized. The craftsmanship appears solid, with smooth transitions between different parts of the design, although closer inspection would be needed to confirm detail fine finishing and any potential maker's marks or hallmarks. The stone itself seems clean and brilliant, reflecting light well, and shows no obvious chips or damage from this view. The ring feels substantial in nature due to its wide band and bold design.