Purple Enamel and Cubic Zirconia Heart Bypass Ring

This item is a bypass-style ring crafted from a silver-toned metal, possibly sterling silver or a white metal alloy, featuring intricate openwork heart motifs accented with vibrant purple enamel. The design incorporates a repeating pattern of interconnected hearts that form the band, with each heart outlined in the silver-toned metal and filled with a glossy, medium-to-dark purple enamel. Interspersed within the heart pattern are small, round, bezel-set clear stones, likely cubic zirconia given the general appearance and common usage in similar decorative jewelry. At the center top of the ring, a larger, square-cut clear stone, also likely cubic zirconia, is prominently set in a bezel or partial bezel setting. The overall construction suggests a delicate yet substantial piece. The metal appears polished, exhibiting some surface reflections typical of metallic jewelry. There are no readily visible prominent manufacturer's marks or signatures in the provided images, suggesting it may be a mass-produced item or one where markings are on the interior of the band. The style suggests a modern or contemporary whimsical aesthetic, possibly dating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The enamel work appears largely intact with a smooth finish, and the stones are clear and sparkling. No obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear are discernible from the images, indicating good general condition. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially standard for decorative fashion jewelry.