Incomplete Gold Three-Stone Ring Setting

This item is a partial jewelry piece consisting of a three-stone ring setting, likely crafted from 10k or 14k yellow gold based on the warm metallic hue. The ring features a slender band leading up to a triple-prong crown assembly intended for a center stone flanked by two smaller side stones. Notably, the primary central stone is missing, and the prongs appear bent or damaged, suggesting the stone was either lost or intentionally removed. The side settings also appear vacant or contains severely damaged remnants. The gold surfaces show significant signs of wear, including localized scratches, dulling of the polish, and a slight misshapen curve to the shank, indicating frequent past use. While no maker's marks or fineness stamps are visible from this exterior angle, the construction style is consistent with mass-market mid-to-late 20th-century jewelry design. Due to the missing gemstones and the compromised integrity of the prong settings, the piece currently holds value primarily for its scrap gold content or as a project for restoration. The craftsmanship is standard commercial grade with visible solder points at the gallery.