Lab-Created Opal and Clear Stone Inlay Band Ring

This jewelry item is a contemporary fashion band ring featuring a decorative inlay design. The piece is constructed with a white metal base, likely sterling silver or a silver-toned alloy, displaying a high-polished finish. The band's focal point consists of alternating vertical sections: three panels of lab-created opal inlay and three columns of small, round, brilliant-cut clear stones, which appear to be cubic zirconia based on their size and typical pairing with synthetic opal. The lab-created white opals exhibit a characteristic 'fire' with play-of-color flashes in greens and pinks, typical of polymer-stabilized synthetic varieties. The stones are channel-set between thicker metal dividers, providing a smooth, flush surface. The ring features a tapered shank that is widest at the head and narrows toward the base. No maker's marks or metal stamps are immediately visible in the provided view, but the design is consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century or early 21st-century commercial jewelry. The condition appears to be good with minor surface scratches on the metal consistent with light wear.