Pave-Set Multi-Stone Finger Armor Ring

The item is a large, ornate ring, likely functioning as a knuckle or finger armor ring, designed to cover a significant portion of the finger, specifically the distal phalanx. It appears to be constructed from a metallic base, possibly gold-toned metal, given its warm hue visible at the edges and band. The dominant feature is its surface fully encrusted with numerous small, round, brilliant-cut stones, which, given the overall aesthetic and typical jewelry choices, are most likely cubic zirconia or a lower-grade diamond simulant. These stones are tightly set in what appears to be a pav s or micro-pav s setting, creating a continuous, glittering surface. The ring's design is sculptural, with a distinctive curved, almost fan-like or shield-like shape that extends along the top of the wearer's thumb as shown. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with attention to detail in the stone setting, although without closer inspection, specific manufacturing marks are not discernible. The metal band is relatively thin, supporting the elaborate top structure. The condition appears to be good, with no visible missing stones or significant damage, though reflections make it difficult to assess minor wear. This piece exhibits a contemporary or fashion-forward style, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed for aesthetic impact rather than intrinsic material value unless higher quality materials are confirmed. Its unique coverage of the finger makes it a statement piece.