Vintage Gold Signet Style Three-Stone Ring

This is a substantial, vintage men's signet-style ring constructed from yellow gold, likely 10k or 14k based on the rich yellow hue and common mid-20th-century jewelry standards. The ring features a central, large round-cut gemstone—possibly a pale aquamarine, blue topaz, or glass paste—set within a square frame. The frame is further decorated with a milgrain or rope-textured border and small bead accents at each corner. Flanking the center stone are two rectangular baguette-cut accent stones: one appears deep blue (potentially sapphire or spinel) and the other a deep garnet or ruby-red color. The ring displays a heavy, tapered band with a grooved or fluted design on the shoulders, indicative of Art Deco influence or mid-century masculine styling. In terms of condition, there is notable wear which adds to its aged patina. There is visible surface scratching on the metal and the table of the central stone, along with some buildup of residue in the recessed areas of the setting. No immediate maker's marks are visible in the photograph, but the heavy casting suggests a durable, daily-wear piece. The craftsmanship is solid but displays the softened edges consistent with decades of use.