Two-Tone Gold-Toned Diamond Engagement/Anniversary Ring

The item is a gold-toned diamond ring, appearing to be crafted from at least two different metals based on the coloration visible. The main band, which appears to be the primary structural component, is a polished yellow-gold color, suggesting it could be yellow gold or a gold-plated base metal. The ring features a pronounced central setting, likely a solitaire diamond, secured by what appears to be a six-prong setting. This central stone is relatively prominent, exhibiting faceting that catches and reflects light. Flanking the central stone on one side (the other side is obscured by the finger holding the ring) are smaller, pave-set or channel-set diamonds or diamond simulants, set into a contrasting white or silver-colored metal band that curves gracefully and integrates into the main yellow-gold band. This two-tone design adds visual interest and complexity to the piece. The overall construction suggests a modern style, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The condition appears good from the visible angle, with no obvious signs of significant damage, scratches, or missing stones. The metal shows a reflective surface but without clear hallmark or maker's mark visibility. The presence of multiple stones and differing metal tones indicates a piece designed for aesthetic appeal, possibly as an engagement or anniversary ring. The craftsmanship appears competent, with stones securely set, and the metal displaying a smooth finish.