Inlaid White Lab Opal Silver-Tone Band Ring

This item is a narrow band ring, approximately 3-4mm in width, featuring multiple small inlaid sections of synthetic white opal, also known as lab-created opal. The inlay displays a characteristic 'play-of-color' with iridescent flashes of green, pink, and blue against a milky white background. The metal appears to be a polished silver-tone material, likely sterling silver or a plated base metal, though no hallmark is visible in the provided image. The construction features a series of small, oval-shaped cabochon inlays set flush within the band. Regarding its condition, the metal surfaces show minor micro-abrasions consistent with light handling or wear, and the stones appear intact without significant chipping or loss of luster. The style is contemporary and minimalist, typical of commercial jewelry produced between the late 1990s and the present. The craftsmanship suggests mass-market production rather than a high-end bespoke jewelry piece, given the uniformity of the settings and the use of synthetic stones. The ring is sized for a finger but is shown being held to demonstrate its small, delicate scale.