Two-Piece Gold and Diamond Wedding Ring Set

This item is a bridal set consisting of a primary engagement ring and a matching contoured wedding band. The rings are crafted from yellow gold, likely 10k or 14k based on common manufacturing standards of the mid-to-late 20th century. The engagement ring features a central round brilliant-cut diamond held in a traditional prong setting, flanked by two smaller accent diamonds. The wedding band is designed with a curved or 'notched' silhouette, allowing it to sit flush against the engagement ring's setting. The band appears to be channel or prong-set with three round accent stones of similar size to the side stones on the primary ring. Collectively, the set displays a bright, metallic luster. While the markings are not visible due to the photograph's distance, the construction suggests a mass-produced but high-quality commercial piece typical of the 1970s or 1980s. The metal shows minor signs of surface wear and fine scratches consistent with regular use. The stones show significant brilliance, suggesting they are either natural diamonds or high-grade cubic zirconia. The overall craftsmanship is refined, with smooth tapering on the shanks and secure-looking head mountings.