Description
This 14K yellow gold ring is built in a bypass, crossover style, with a diagonal channel holding three round, clear faceted stones set against a darkened, oxidized backing that pushes their sparkle forward. Flanking the stone channel on both sides is an open, cut-out filigree scrollwork pattern, giving the shoulders a lacy, ornate look typical of estate and vintage jewelry design. The band tapers into a comfortable rounded shank, and the piece reads as a substantial cocktail or statement ring rather than a slim everyday band.
The interior of the shank is stamped “14K,” confirming the gold purity, along with a separate small maker’s or assay mark that is only partially legible. The gallery beneath the stone setting is pierced with an open lattice, a construction choice common in mid-century filigree work that lightens the ring and allows light through the stones. No ring size is marked anywhere on the band.
The ring shows light overall wear consistent with age and prior use, including fine surface scratching along the polished shank and softened edges on the filigree detailing. The oxidized backing behind the channel-set stones has some dark residue and minor discoloration, and the interior of the band shows scattered tarnish spots typical of gold jewelry that has been stored or worn over time. No major dents, cracks, or stone damage is visible.
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