Vintage Opal and Diamond Cluster Ring

This is a vintage ring featuring two prominent oval-shaped opals set in a gold-tone metal band. Each opal measures approximately 6mm to 8mm in length and displays a milky white body color with subtle play-of-color, though its vibrancy is not fully discernible from the image. The opals are bezel-set or prong-set with a simple rim of metal surrounding them. Flanking the two opals are clusters of small, round, brilliant-cut gemstones, likely diamonds or diamond simulants, ranging from 1mm to 2mm in diameter. There appear to be approximately 6-8 of these smaller stones bordering each opal. The setting around these smaller stones seems to be either prong or bead-set. The band of the ring is a bypass or crossover design, with the two main elements (opals and diamond clusters) nestled within the split shank. The metal appears to be yellow gold or gold-plated, with a slightly aged patina suggested by its subdued luster. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced piece, potentially from the mid-20th century, given the style of opals and cluster settings. No specific maker's marks or hallmarks are visible in the provided images. The overall condition appears good for its age, with no obvious missing stones or severe damage, although typical wear consistent with regular use might be present on the band, such as minor scratches or surface abrasions, which are not clearly visible. The design is elegant and classic, characteristic of cocktail rings or dress rings from earlier decades.