Oval Faceted Green Gemstone Ring in Sterling Silver Bezel Setting

This item is a large-format cocktail ring featuring a prominent oval-cut green gemstone, likely emerald, green onyx, or dyed quartz, secured in a simple bezel setting. The gemstone displays a vibrant mint-to-seafoam green color with visible internal inclusions and a semi-translucent opacity typical of mid-grade natural emeralds or treated stones. It is cut with a rose-cut or checkerboard-style faceted top that catches the light across its surface. The setting is constructed from a polished white metal, most likely sterling silver, given the style and simple bezel construction which wraps entirely around the girdle of the stone. The ring appears to be of contemporary or late 20th-century manufacture, following a 'bohemian modern' aesthetic. No maker's marks or metal fineness stamps (like '925') are clearly visible from the primary angle, though they would typically be located on the interior of the shank. The condition appears fair to good, with some minor surface abrasions on the gemstone facets and a slight patina or dulling on the metal setting, consistent with moderate wear. The large size of the focal stone makes it a significant decorative piece, though the visible internal fractures suggest it is not of high jewelry grade.