Multi-Stone Peridot and Accent Gemstone Ring

This is a detailed multi-stone ring featuring a prominent central round-cut lime-green gemstone, likely peridot, flanked by smaller round-cut stones of a similar olive hue above and below. The primary stones are set within a dense cluster of smaller, clear-to-pale-blue accent stones, which may be white topaz or aquamarine. The metal setting appears to be a white-tone material, such as sterling silver or white gold, though the presence of many small prongs and the textured 'beaded' mounting style are characteristic of contemporary mass-market jewelry produced in the late 20th to early 21st century. The central peridot exhibits good clarity with a bright, vitreous luster. The surrounding accent stones are closely packed in a prong-heavy design that creates a wide, tapered profile on the finger. The band itself is obscured but seems integrated into the cluster head. Condition appears well-maintained with no visibly missing stones, though light surface scuffing on the facets of the softer peridot stones may be present upon closer inspection. The overall craftsmanship suggests a commercial production grade focusing on gemstone volume and color dispersion.