Gold Ring with Blue Gemstone and Diamond Halo

The item is a gold-toned ring featuring an oval-cut, pale blue gemstone as its central element, likely a topaz or aquamarine given its color and common use in jewelry. The central stone is surrounded by a halo of smaller, round, clear gemstones, which appear to be diamonds or diamond simulants based on their sparkle and setting. The setting of the smaller stones is somewhat irregular, creating a playful, sunburst or petal-like effect rather than a perfectly symmetrical halo, with some stones appearing slightly raised or more prominent. The ring's band is a warm yellow metal, consistent with gold. On either side of the central cluster, the gold setting features sculpted, flowing elements, almost like folded ribbons or stylized leaves, adding to the decorative appeal. The overall design suggests a vintage or classic aesthetic, possibly from the mid-to-late 20th century. The ring exhibits good craftsmanship in its setting, though some minor wear might be present on the metal given its apparent age, consistent with an item that has been worn. The stones appear intact and without significant chips or scratches visible in the image. The ring size cannot be determined from the image, but it is worn on the ring finger of a person.