Diamond or Cubic Zirconia Half-Eternity Ring

The item is a half-eternity ring, held between the thumb and forefinger of a person. It appears to be made of a yellow or white metal, likely gold or a gold-plated base metal, and is adorned with a line of what appear to be brilliant-cut stones, either diamonds or cubic zirconia, set along the visible portion of the band. The stones are round and consistently sized, appearing to be individually set, possibly in a prong or shared-prong setting, allowing light to pass through them. The ring's band is relatively thin, presenting a delicate aesthetic. The visible portion of the ring shows approximately five to seven stones, indicating a 'half-eternity' style where the stones do not encircle the entire band. There are no immediate visible signs of significant wear or damage such as missing stones, heavy scratching, or deformation of the band, though a thorough inspection would require closer examination. The metal exhibits a slight reflective sheen, consistent with polished jewelry. No maker's marks or specific hallmarks are discernible from the image. Based on its design, it likely dates from the late 20th century to the contemporary period, given the timeless nature of such a design. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard quality for mass-produced or semi-custom jewelry, with the stones evenly spaced and aligned.