Sterling Silver Decorative Band Rings

This image displays two distinct sterling silver bands worn on a hand. The primary ring situated on the middle finger is a wide, dome-style band featuring a dense, textured surface comprised of three rows of raised, spherical bead-like motifs. This 'popcorn' or granulated texture creates a high-relief geometric pattern that catches light across its oxidized recesses, which serve to enhance the three-dimensional detail. The secondary ring on the ring finger is a flatter band showcasing a delicate openwork filigree design. This design consists of a double row of scrolling or spiral wirework patterns enclosed within smooth, polished parallel borders. Both pieces appear to be contemporary or late 20th-century silver jewelry, possibly artisan-crafted or boutique-manufactured. The metal exhibits a bright white luster typical of high-purity silver, with visible dark oxidation intentionally applied to the patterned areas of the wider band to provide contrast. The condition appears fair to good; while the decorative faces are intact, there is notable surface wear including fine scratches on the smooth edges and what appears to be organic residue or slight tarnish consistent with regular wear. No specific hallmark is visible in this orientation, but the craftsmanship suggests a mid-market quality of cast and assembled silver jewelry.