Floral Cluster Cocktail Ring with Green and Yellow Gemstones

This item is a statement cocktail ring designed in a floral cluster style, featuring an assortment of green and yellow marquise-cut and perhaps some round-cut gemstones set in a gold-tone metal. The ring's face presents a prominent flower-like arrangement composed of approximately nine marquise-cut stones, varying in shades from a deep emerald green to a lighter, more translucent lime green, and interspersed with at least one yellow or amber-toned stone. These stones are faceted, allowing light to reflect and refract, though the exact clarity and presence of inclusions are difficult to ascertain from the image. Small, round, colorless stones, likely cubic zirconia or small diamonds, accent the larger marquise stones, adding sparkle and detail to the overall design. The base metal appears to be a polished gold-tone, possibly gilt or gold-plated, with visible tarnishing or discoloration on some of the metalwork, particularly around the setting of the yellow stone, which suggests wear or age. The construction appears to be a bezel or prong setting for the larger stones and bead or pave setting for the smaller accent stones, though the resolution limits precise identification. The ring is worn on the middle finger, indicating it's a sizable piece intended to draw attention. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures from the provided image. Based on the style and apparent materials, it likely dates to the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s-1970s, a period popular for costume jewelry with vibrant color combinations and floral motifs. The overall condition shows signs of use, including potential surface scratches on stones and metal wear, consistent with a vintage piece. The quality indicates it is likely costume jewelry, aiming for a decorative rather than intrinsic material value, but possessing an appealing design.