Gold Ring with Peridot and Diamond Accents

This item is a gold ring, likely made of yellow gold due to its warm hue, featuring a prominent oval-cut green gemstone, which appears to be peridot, as its central stone. The central peridot is set in a bezel or prong setting, although the exact detail is obscured. Flanking the central peridot on either side are clusters of smaller, clear gemstones, likely diamonds, set into the gold band. These accent stones are either round or oval-cut and appear well-matched in size and clarity from the visible angle. The ring band itself is a classic design, possibly split shank or tapered, and appears to have some decorative elements or additional small accent stones along the shoulders, although these are not clearly discernible. The metal exhibits a polished finish with some visible reflections, suggesting it is relatively clean but may have minor surface wear consistent with use. No visible condition issues such as significant scratches, dents, or missing stones are apparent from the provided image. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible on the exterior of the ring. Given the style, it could be a piece from the late 20th century or early 21st century, often characteristic of fine or semi-fine jewelry. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard jewelry quality, with secure settings for the stones.