Assorted rings in a presentation box

This set consists of two rings presented in a gold-toned square box with a grey foam insert. The first ring is a yellow-gold-toned signet-style ring featuring a lozenge or diamond-shaped face. This face is pavé-set with approximately sixteen small, round, white decorative stones, stylistically consistent with cubic zirconia or small diamonds. The shank appears to taper towards the back. The second ring is a wide, dark grey or gunmetal-colored band, consistent with materials like tungsten, titanium, or stainless steel. It features embossed or engraved block lettering that appears to spell out 'LOVE' around the circumference. Without physical inspection, the metal purity and stone authenticity cannot be determined. The items appear to be in used condition; the darker band shows some surface scuffing and minor debris consistent with wear. No maker's marks or hallmarks are legible from the image provided. These pieces are consistent with late 20th-century or early 21st-century contemporary fashion jewelry. Identification is based on visual characteristics as no brand information is visible.

Based on my visual examination of the provided image, I have assessed two contemporary rings presented in a decorative box. The first is a gold-toned signet-style ring with a lozenge-shaped face pav-set with white stones; the second is a dark, gunmetal-toned band featuring the word 'LOVE' in block lettering. Based on what I can see, these items appear to be contemporary fashion or costume jewelry. I cannot verify the metal purity or stone authenticity from a photo, as no hallmarks or maker's marks were legible. The value is based on the hypothesis that these are composed of non-precious metals (such as stainless steel or brass) and synthetic stones (such as cubic zirconia). If the signet ring were found upon physical inspection to be high-karat gold with natural diamonds, or if the band carried a designer-brand attribution, the value could increase significantly into the hundreds or thousands of dollars. Conversely, as unauthenticated pieces in used condition showing surface scuffing and wear, they currently occupy the secondary market for accessible fashion accessories. Demand for unattributed, modern fashion jewelry is generally stable but modest. To confirm a higher valuation, a physical examination by a specialist is required to test metal density and conductivity, perform gemstone refractive index testing, and locate any obscured hallmarks under magnification. For the purpose of this estimate, I have valued them as decorative items in the style of late 20th to early 21st-century dress jewelry.