Two-Tone Floral Cluster Ring with Cubic Zirconia

This item is a decorative finger ring, featuring a prominent floral cluster design. The ring appears to be constructed with two distinct metal tones: a wider band portion in a yellow-gold color and the top cluster setting in a silver or white gold tone. The central element of the cluster is a large, round, brilliant-cut clear stone, which, based on visual assessment and common jewelry practices for this style, is likely a cubic zirconia or a similar synthetic diamond simulant. The central stone is surrounded by a halo of smaller, round, clear stones, also likely cubic zirconia, arranged in a petal-like or daisy pattern, creating the 'floral' aesthetic. There are eight distinct 'petals,' each set with two smaller stones, totaling sixteen accent stones around the central one. The setting style for the smaller stones appears to be prong-set, securing each stone individually. The overall construction suggests a multi-part assembly, with the upper cluster setting mounted atop the wider, yellow-toned band. The band itself appears polished and relatively thick, contributing to the ring's overall presence. The stones exhibit good clarity and sparkle, typical of well-cut diamond simulants. There are no visible manufacturer's marks or stamps in the provided image. The ring appears to be in good condition with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant abrasions on the stones, and the metal shows a polished finish with minor surface wear consistent with gentle use. This design is quite popular and could date anywhere from the late 20th century to contemporary times, possibly indicating a fashion or costume jewelry piece given the likely use of simulants and two-tone base metals. Craftsmanship appears to be machine-made or mass-produced given the uniform setting of the stones, but the arrangement is aesthetically pleasing and visually impactful.