Vintage Simulated Diamond Three-Row Gold-Toned Sterling Ring

This item is a vintage-style ring featuring what appears to be a gold-toned sterling silver setting, although the exact metal content beyond 'sterling' is not fully discernible from the image. The ring has a distinctive three-row design. The top row is a single band, paved with small, colorless cubic zirconia or simulated diamonds. Below this, the main body of the ring forms an open, curvilinear design, resembling a 'C' or partial spiral, which is also set with numerous round-cut, colorless simulated diamonds. A third, thinner row, also paved with small simulated diamonds, runs parallel to the main open section at its base creating a crescent effect. The stones are prong-set, with individual four-prong settings for the larger stones in the open section and likely micro-prong or pavé settings for the smaller accent stones. The overall appearance suggests a modern vintage aesthetic, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed to mimic fine diamond jewelry. The gold tone is consistent and shiny, indicating either a gold plating or a gold alloy. No significant wear or damage is visible from the provided image; the stones appear intact and brilliant, and the metal shows a consistent finish. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with attention to detail in the stone setting and overall design symmetry. The description of 'Vintage sterling ring' in the additional context aligns with the visual characteristics, confirming the base metal. The design is ornate yet delicate, offering a sparkly presence on the finger.