Vintage Diamond Cluster Ring with Integrated Enhancer Band

This is a vintage multi-stone diamond ring crafted in what appears to be 14k or 18k yellow gold with white metal prongs. The central motif is a tiered 'starburst' or 'flower' cluster, featuring a central round brilliant-cut diamond surrounded by a halo of smaller round diamonds. Attached to this main engagement-style ring is a matching contoured wedding or enhancer band that adds tiered rows of smaller diamonds to the top and bottom of the central cluster, creating a wide, high-profile aesthetic typical of the mid-to-late 20th century (circa 1970s–1980s). The diamonds are set in multiple shared-prong settings, allowing for maximum light penetration. From the visual evidence, the construction is solid yellow gold with a high-polish finish. The condition appears to be fair to good for its age, though there is visible surface wear and slight dulling on some facets, suggesting it may require professional cleaning and a prong inspection. There is no visible maker's mark or hallmark in the image, but the complexity of the cluster indicates commercially high-end jewelry manufacturing from the cocktail ring era. The scale is substantial, covering nearly the entire width of the finger joint.