Cluster-Style Square Halo Diamond Engagement Ring

This is a contemporary cluster-style engagement ring, likely crafted from 10K or 14K white gold or sterling silver. The centerpiece is a squared composite head featuring a central cluster of round brilliant-cut diamonds. This center arrangement is surrounded by a single halo of larger round diamonds, creating a tiered rectangular or 'princess style' silhouette. The ring features a split-shank shoulder design, which is also pav-set with small accent diamonds that extend approximately halfway down the band. The metal appears polished and bright, typical of rhodium plating over white gold. Regarding condition, the piece appears to be in well-worn but generally good condition; however, there is a visible yellowish tint on the lower part of the split shank, which may indicate the rhodium plating is wearing thin, exposing the natural yellow color of the underlying gold alloy (a common maintenance requirement for white gold). The prongs appear intact, though one area of the halo shows a significant light reflection that could obscure specific prong wear. The craftsmanship is consistent with modern commercial jewelry manufacturing from the late 20th to early 21st century. No maker's marks or hallmarks are visible in the photograph, but the style is characteristic of major retail jewelers like Zales or Kay Jewelers.