Oval cut London Blue Topaz and Black Spinel Accent Ring

This is a contemporary-style cocktail ring featuring a prominent oval-cut central gemstone, likely a London Blue Topaz given its characteristic deep teal-blue saturation. The center stone is held by a four-prong setting and is flanked by intricate decorative shoulders. On each side of the main stone, there is a cluster of small white accent stones, possibly diamonds or white zircons, followed by a series of round-cut black gemstones, which appear to be black spinels or black sapphires. The metal is white in color, typical of rhodium-plated sterling silver or white gold. The construction shows a multi-stone pavé or cluster arrangement on the band, transitioning from the wide head to a tapering shank. Regarding condition, the central stone displays visible surface abrasions and scratches consistent with regular wear, and there is slight grime accumulation beneath the facets which slightly dulls the brilliance. The prongs appear intact, and the overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-market fine jewelry piece from the late 20th to early 21st century. No maker's marks are visible from this angle, but the design is a classic modern trilogy-variant.