Wide Band Diamond and Gold Tone Cocktail Ring

This is a wide-band ring, likely a cocktail ring or a statement piece, featuring a prominent design. The primary material appears to be a gold-toned metal, possibly gold plating or an alloy, indicating a warm, rich hue. The central portion of the band displays a reddish-brown or amber-colored material with what appears to be a textured, possibly engraved or enamelled, surface in a cross-hatch or latticework pattern. This pattern is formed by smaller segments, possibly metal filigree, that create diamond or square shapes over the reddish-brown background. Nestled within these diamond shapes are small, clear, faceted stones, consistent with rhinestones, cubic zirconia, or very small diamonds, which provide sparkle and contrast against the darker base. The top and bottom edges of the wide band are adorned with continuous rows of similar clear faceted stones, set closely together, possibly in a pave or channel setting, creating a glittering border. Each stone in these border rows appears to be individually set or pronged. The ring is substantial in width, covering a significant portion of the finger. It exhibits a generally good condition with visible craftsmanship in the setting of the numerous small stones and the detailed central pattern. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like bends, breaks, or missing stones from the visible angle. However, without closer inspection of the reverse or inside of the band, it's difficult to ascertain specific manufacturing marks or the exact quality of the metal and stones. The style suggests a decorative, possibly vintage-inspired or costume jewelry piece, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century owing to its ornate and bold design.