Pave Set Eternity Band Ring
The item appears to be a ring, likely an eternity band or a band with extensive pav H setting, characterized by its entire visible surface being encrusted with small, round, colorless stones. The metal setting, which looks light in color, is almost completely obscured by the closely set stones, suggesting a secure, possibly prong or bead setting that maximizes the brilliance of the stones while minimizing the appearance of the metal. The ring is worn on a finger, indicating it is of a size suitable for standard wear. The overall construction suggests a continuous band of stones without a defined 'top' or 'bottom' feature, consistent with an eternity style. The stones exhibit significant sparkle, typical of diamonds, white sapphires, or high-quality cubic zirconia. No obvious signs of damage, missing stones, or significant wear are visible, but the image quality makes a detailed assessment of stone clarity, color grade, or specific metal type challenging. The style is classic and timeless, appealing to various periods, though the prevalence of pav H settings in modern jewelry suggests a contemporary or late 20th to early 21st-century origin. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, given the uniform setting of the numerous small stones.
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Estimated Value
$500 - $2,500 (pending stone and metal identification)
Basic Information
Category
Jewelry
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$500 - $2,500 (pending stone and metal identification)
Item Description
The item appears to be a ring, likely an eternity band or a band with extensive pav H setting, characterized by its entire visible surface being encrusted with small, round, colorless stones. The metal setting, which looks light in color, is almost completely obscured by the closely set stones, suggesting a secure, possibly prong or bead setting that maximizes the brilliance of the stones while minimizing the appearance of the metal. The ring is worn on a finger, indicating it is of a size suitable for standard wear. The overall construction suggests a continuous band of stones without a defined 'top' or 'bottom' feature, consistent with an eternity style. The stones exhibit significant sparkle, typical of diamonds, white sapphires, or high-quality cubic zirconia. No obvious signs of damage, missing stones, or significant wear are visible, but the image quality makes a detailed assessment of stone clarity, color grade, or specific metal type challenging. The style is classic and timeless, appealing to various periods, though the prevalence of pav H settings in modern jewelry suggests a contemporary or late 20th to early 21st-century origin. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, given the uniform setting of the numerous small stones.
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