Multi-Row White and Black Gemstone Gold-Tone Ring

The item is a ring, likely a band-style ring due to its consistent width and multi-row design, specifically held between a person's thumb and forefinger. It features a striking contrast of dark and light gemstones set into what appears to be a gold-colored metal. The ring has a rectangular or slightly curved top surface, densely embellished with multiple rows of stones. There are three prominent rows visible: the central row consists of clear or white gemstones, possibly diamonds or cubic zirconia, set closely together to form a continuous line of brilliance. Flanking this central row on both sides are rows of dark, opaque gemstones, most likely black onyx or black diamonds/spinel, providing a stark visual contrast. The settings for the stones appear to be individual prongs or bead settings, which securely hold each stone in place and contribute to the textured surface. The overall construction suggests a robust and well-made piece, with no immediately apparent visible damage such as missing stones, significant scratches, or deformities. The metal has a consistent warm, golden hue, indicating it could be yellow gold or a gold-plated base metal. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with stones evenly spaced and set. Given the multi-stone, contrasting color design, it could be a contemporary or vintage piece, perhaps from the late 20th to early 21st century. The size is typical for a finger ring, being small enough to fit on a digit but substantial enough to carry the intricate stone work.