Chrome Diopside and White Zircon Three-Stone Halo Ring in Sterling Silver

This substantial cocktail ring features a vibrant three-stone arrangement centered around a large emerald-cut Chrome Diopside. The center stone exhibits a deep, forest-green hue characteristic of high-quality diopside, meticulously secured within a four-prong setting. This central gem is surrounded by a rectangular halo of round-cut white accent stones, likely white zircons or topazes, which provide a brilliant contrast. Flanking the center are two baguette-cut green side stones, creating a structured, architectural profile. The band and gallery are constructed from white metal, presumably .925 sterling silver based on the user's context, and are further embellished with micro-pave set white stones along the shoulders of the shank. The craftsmanship reflects a contemporary style, likely manufactured within the last 10-15 years. The ring appears to be in very good condition with no visible chips or fractures to the soft Chrome Diopside gemstones; however, minor surface abrasions and light tarnishing consistent with light wear are visible on the metal surfaces. The saturation of the green stones is uniform, which is a hallmark of quality for this particular mineral species. No specific maker's marks are visible in the photograph, though the design is consistent with high-end television or boutique jewelry retail.