Expandable Pave Set Stone and Cabochon Accent Ring

This item is identified as a wide band, expandable ring, likely crafted from silver-toned metal. The top surface of the band, which is rectangular in shape, is heavily encrusted with a multitude of small, clear, faceted stones that give a glittery effect. These stones are densely set, creating a pave-like appearance across the entire visible surface of the rectangle. The sides of the rectangular top are flanked by what appear to be rounded, cabochon-cut stones or beads with an orangish-red hue, adding a contrasting color and texture to the design. The band itself is designed with an expandable mechanism on the underside, allowing it to fit a range of finger sizes. The metal appears to be polished and shows no significant signs of tarnishing or heavy wear in the visible areas, suggesting it is in good to very good condition. There are no visible maker's marks, hallmarks, or signatures discernible from the image. Based on the style and construction, particularly the use of pave-set stones and the expandable band, this ring appears to be a contemporary piece, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The overall craftsmanship appears to be of moderate quality, typical of mass-produced costume or fashion jewelry, although the detailed setting of the clear stones is noteworthy.