Lapis Lazuli and Silver Beaded Eternity Band Ring

This item is an eternity-style band ring featuring alternating decorative elements. The ring is constructed from a silver-toned metal, likely sterling silver based on the natural oxidation patterns visible in the recessed areas. It features small, round, cabochon-cut stones that display a deep ultramarine blue hue with subtle internal mottling, characteristic of lapis lazuli. Between each blue stone, there is a metallic flower-shaped spacer or station, designed with four distinct petals and a central indentation. Some stations also appear to hold smaller clear or white stones, possibly petite crystals or rhinestones, though their clarity is obscured. The construction appears to be cast metal. In terms of condition, there is noticeable tarnishing and dark patina buildup throughout the intricate floral details, which is typical for aged silver jewelry. No stamps or hallmarks are visible in the provided image. The style is reminiscent of bohemian or Southwestern jewelry from the late 20th century, approximately 1980s-1990s. The repetitive nature of the band suggests a stackable design, and the craftsmanship shows standard commercial quality.