Gold Ring with Pear-Cut Orange Stone and Diamond Accents

This item is a ring, appearing to be crafted from yellow gold, worn on the ring finger of the individual shown. The central feature is a prominent pear-cut gemstone, exhibiting a warm, translucent orange or amber hue, cabochon or softly faceted in its cut. The stone is set securely in a bezel or semi-bezel setting, conforming to its rounded shape. Flanking one side of the central stone, on the shoulder of the ring, are three smaller, round, clear stones, likely diamonds or diamond simulants, set in a gentle curve. These accent stones are individually prong-set or bead-set. The band of the ring is a polished, plain gold on the visible underside, and transitions into a slightly wider, decorative shoulder that integrates with the stone settings. The overall design suggests a classic or somewhat vintage aesthetic, potentially from the mid to late 20th century. The gold appears to be of good quality, with a lustrous finish, though minor surface wear consistent with regular use might be present but is not clearly discernible from the provided image. There are no visible maker's marks or stamps. The craftsmanship appears to be solid, with the stones securely mounted. The ring's size is not directly ascertainable, but it fits comfortably on the wearer's finger.