Three-Stone Costume Jewelry Ring

This item is a small ring, likely a piece of costume jewelry, held between two fingers. Due to the significant lack of focus in the image, fine details are obscured, but the basic architecture can be discerned. The ring features a three-stone setting oriented vertically or along the band, with a larger central circular element flanked by two smaller circular elements. The stones demonstrate an iridescent or 'Aurora Borealis' (AB) finish, characterized by flashes of blue, green, and pink light, which is common in mid-century to modern costume jewelry utilizing coated glass or synthetic resins. The metal setting appears to be a light-colored material, potentially silver-toned base metal or sterling silver, though no hallmarks are visible to confirm composition. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial grade, common for fashion accessories. The condition seems fair, though the blur makes it impossible to detect surface scratches or looseness in the prongs. The style is reminiscent of mid-20th-century 'past, present, future' designs, though the material suggests it is a more recent mass-produced fashion piece.

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