Art Deco Style Gold Ring with Teal Gemstone and Diamond Accents

This item is a ring, likely crafted from yellow gold given its warm, rich metallic color. The design appears to draw inspiration from the Art Deco period, characterized by its geometric lines and stepped or angular elements. The ring's head features a prominent, bezel-set, pear-shaped or teardrop-shaped gemstone in a vivid teal or blue-green hue, suggesting it could be a tourmaline, Paraiba tourmaline, or a similar gemstone. Flanking this central stone are two stepped shoulders, each adorned with a channel-set row of small, round, brilliant-cut diamonds. There appear to be at least three diamonds on each side, bringing the total visible diamond count to six. The gold setting for the diamonds also exhibits angular, architectural elements that are consistent with Art Deco aesthetics. The overall construction suggests a solid, well-made piece, with the gold appearing polished and in good condition, showing no significant signs of tarnishing or heavy wear visible in the image. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or loose settings apparent for either the central gemstone or the diamonds. The craftsmanship seems of a good quality, with precise setting of the stones and clean lines in the metalwork. Without clearer images of the inside of the band, no specific maker's marks, signatures, or stamps can be identified. Based on its style, the ring likely dates from the mid-20th century or is a modern reproduction or tribute to the Art Deco era.