Princess-Cut Solitaire Ring with Pavé-Set Band

This is a contemporary-style solitaire ring featuring a central princess-cut gemstone, characterized by its sharp, square corners and brilliant faceting. The primary stone appears to be clear, though the photographic lighting provides a slight lavender or milky tint, which could suggest a diamond, white sapphire, or cubic zirconia. It is secured by a four-prong setting that elevates the stone above the band for maximum light exposure. The band itself is a slender white metal, likely sterling silver, white gold, or platinum, and features a pavé-set arrangement of smaller round accent stones extending along the shoulders of the shank. These accent stones add significant brilliance and a 'shimmer' effect to the profile of the ring. Regarding construction, the prongs appear sturdy, though the image resolution prevents the identification of specific hallmarks or maker's marks on the inner shank. The condition appears well-maintained with no visible missing stones or significant deformation to the circular shape of the band, though light surface scratches (patina of wear) are expected on the under-gallery. The design is a classic modern aesthetic popular from the late 20th century to the present, emphasizing clean lines and symmetrical brilliance.