Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring

This item is an 18k yellow gold cluster ring featuring a central oval-shaped green gemstone surrounded by smaller, round brilliant cut diamonds. The central green stone, identified as a 'fake gemstone' in the additional context, exhibits a vibrant, somewhat opaque green color, consistent with materials often used to imitate emeralds, such as treated quartz, glass, or composite materials. The stone is set securely in a bezel or partial bezel setting, though the precise setting style is difficult to ascertain from the image alone. Surrounding the central green stone are approximately 10-12 'real diamonds' (as per context), which appear to be individually prong-set, creating a halo effect. These diamonds are white and exhibit visible sparkle, indicative of their brilliance. The band of the ring is crafted from 18k yellow gold, the surface of which appears to have a textured or possibly engraved finish on the shoulders leading up to the central setting, adding to its decorative appeal. The overall condition of the ring appears good, with no immediately obvious signs of major damage or missing stones. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced piece, likely from the late 20th century or early 21st century, given the popular cluster design and the combination of real diamonds with a simulated center stone. The presence of a fake central gemstone significantly impacts its material value compared to a natural emerald.

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