Vintage Figural Double Panther Head Bypass Ring

This is a vintage statement ring featuring a bypass design with two stylized panther or jaguar heads facing in opposite directions. The ring is constructed from a yellow-toned metal, likely high-carat gold or heavily gold-plated metal, given the rich saturation of the color. Each feline head is intricately textured with a cast fur pattern and features small, inset gemstones for eyes—one appears to be a red stone (possibly ruby or glass) and the other a clear stone (possibly diamond or crystal). A larger, round-cut clear focal stone is set centrally between the two heads, secured in a bezel or multi-prong setting. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-20th-century aesthetic, reminiscent of the figural 'Great Cats' jewelry popularized by Cartier and David Webb during the 1950s and 60s. The ring shows signs of age-appropriate patina and slight wear to the textured surface, particularly on the raised 'nose' and 'ear' areas of the feline silhouettes. There are no clearly visible maker's marks from this angle, but the weight and finish suggest a piece of substantial costume or semi-fine jewelry. The band appears to be thick and integrated into the figural motif, creating a bold, three-dimensional profile.