Multi-Stone Three-Row Engagement Ring

This is a contemporary-style multi-stone engagement ring crafted from a white-toned metal, likely white gold, platinum, or sterling silver. The ring features a prominent round-cut center stone secured in a traditional four-prong setting. Flanking the center stone are two smaller square-cut or princess-cut stones on each shoulder, set within rectangular frames. The band itself is quite wide and designed with three distinct rows of stones: a central row featuring the larger decorative stones, bordered on the top and bottom edges by smaller pavé-set or channel-set round stones that extend toward the back of the shank. The overall construction appears heavy and substantial, suggesting a modern manufacturing era, likely within the last 20 years. Regarding condition, the metal shows significant visible surface scratches, scuffing, and minor pitting consistent with frequent wear. There is a noticeable buildup of residue and dirt beneath the settings which dulls the internal fire of the stones. The pavé stones appear relatively intact, though professional cleaning and a rhodium replating (if white gold) would be necessary to restore its original luster. No visible hallmarks or maker's marks are discernible from the current angle.