Matched Duo-Tone Gold-Toned Diamond Accented Bands

The image displays a pair of gold-toned rings, likely wedding bands or anniversary bands, held between a person's thumb and index finger. The rings feature a distinctive design with swirling or wavy channels. One channel appears to be made of polished gold, while the other is set with small, round, brilliant-cut stones, most likely diamonds or diamond simulants, giving a sparkly accent. The larger ring is noticeably wider than the smaller one, suggesting a matched set for different finger sizes, perhaps for a couple. Both rings exhibit a two-tone appearance due to the contrast between the polished gold and the diamond-set channel, though the exact metal (e.g., yellow gold, white gold, or a combination) cannot be definitively determined from the image, but it appears to be yellow gold with possibly white gold or rhodium plating around the diamond settings for enhancement. The craftsmanship seems solid, with stones uniformly set. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like bends or missing stones, though minor surface wear consistent with regular use might be present, manifesting as faint scratches or dulling of the polish, which is common for worn jewelry. No visible maker's marks or hallmarks are discernible in the provided view. The style appears contemporary, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed for everyday wear with a modern aesthetic.