Yellow Metal Ring with Large Central Stone and Baguette Side Stones

The item is a ladies' ring, likely an engagement or cocktail ring, crafted from a yellow-toned metal, presumably gold or a gold-plated alloy due to its warm, rich hue. The main stone is a large, faceted, cushion or oval-cut gemstone, appearing somewhat translucent or cloudy with a very pale, almost colorless or very light green/blue tint. Its size suggests it could be a significant stone, possibly a topaz, beryl, or even a synthetic stone, given the slight lack of brilliance visible in the image. The setting features a six-prong head securely holding the central stone. Flanking the main stone on either side are two baguette-cut side stones, set horizontally into the band, adding to the ring's overall sparkle and design. These side stones appear white or colorless, likely diamonds or cubic zirconia. The band of the ring is a polished, simple band, showing some slight wear consistent with regular use, but no obvious heavy damage or repairs. The craftsmanship appears to be of reasonable quality, with the stones well-set, although definitive details on the setting integrity and material purity cannot be ascertained from the image alone. There are no visible maker's marks or distinguishing engravings in the provided view. The style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary design, emphasizing the central stone.