Princess-Cut Emerald and Diamond Halo Ring

This is a contemporary decorative ring featuring a prominent square princess-cut green gemstone, likely a laboratory-grown or treated natural emerald, centered in an elaborate halo setting. The central stone is held by four golden-toned prongs, suggesting possible 14k or 18k yellow gold tips on a white metal base. Flanking the center stone are two baguette-cut colorless stones, followed by a halo of smaller round and marquise-cut colorless stones that create a floral or sunburst silhouette. The band features a twisted, infinity-style shank adorned with micro-pave set round brilliant colorless stones. The metal appears to be white gold, platinum, or high-quality rhodium-plated sterling silver. The craftsmanship shows intricate milgrain-like detailing on the shank. While the stones show a high level of brilliance, the uniform saturation of the green stone and the specific 'bright' white of the metal suggest a modern manufacturing date, likely within the last 10-15 years. The item appears to be in good pre-owned condition with no visible chips to the stones, though micro-scratches on the band are consistent with light wear. No maker's marks are visible in this orientation.