Oval Jade and Filigree Gold-Tone Ring

This is a vintage-style ring featuring an oval-shaped, cabochon-cut jade gemstone set within a gold-toned filigree mounting. The central jade stone displays a rich, translucent medium to dark green color, characteristic of natural jade. The metalwork surrounding the stone is intricate, with finely detailed scrollwork and leaf motifs. Some of the leaf elements appear to have a contrasting, possibly rose or white gold tone, suggesting a two-tone or multi-tone gold design, which was common in mid-century and later vintage pieces for added visual interest. The overall shape of the ring's head is elongated and boat-like, enhancing the prominence of the jade. While the specific karat of the gold is not visible, the warm yellow hue suggests a gold alloy. The craftsmanship appears to be of decent quality, with well-formed filigree work. There are no immediately obvious signs of severe damage such as cracks in the stone or bent metal, but general surface wear consistent with age and use (e.g., minor scratches on the metal or stone, slight dulling of polish) would be expected and contribute to its patina. No maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image alone. The style indicates a probable mid-20th century to late 20th-century origin, often referred to as Art Deco revival or traditional filigree style. The ring seems to be designed to make a statement, likely intended for daily wear or special occasions.