Vintage Diamond Double-Cluster Flower Ring

This item is a vintage-style cocktail ring featuring a distinct double-cluster 'bypass' or 'S-curve' design. The ring is constructed with integrated floral motifs, where multiple small, round brilliant-cut or single-cut diamonds are set in white-toned metal prongs (likely white gold or platinum-plated silver) to create the illusion of two large shimmering blossoms. The shank or band appears to be yellow gold, suggesting a two-tone metal construction common in the late 20th century. The setting uses shared prongs to maximize light reflection across the cluster, giving it a high-dispersion 'glitter' effect. The overall silhouette is elongated, sitting vertically on the finger, which is a hallmark of Mid-Century Modern to 1980s cocktail jewelry. Physically, the ring shows minor signs of surface wear on the band, consistent with light previous use. Each cluster contains a central stone surrounded by a halo of smaller stones, mimicking the shape of a daisy. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks in this view, though they would typically be found on the interior of the shank. The craftsmanship appears to be of commercial fine-jewelry quality, emphasizing surface area and sparkle through the use of many small faceted stones rather than a single large carat-weight diamond.