Simply styled in a traditional 4 prong diamond solitare setting. The crown is average height.  The plating is done very well. It's plated both outside and inside the band. The metal looks like platinum or white gold. It's not the light silver, as shown in photo.  It has the classic narrow band of a solitare, while it's not weighty, the metal is solid. This ring has not been hollowed out anywhere in the inner band...not even under the stone. This ring does not have a cathedral setting.

An over-abundance of sparkling "rainbows"...screams CZ.  It's a dead on give-a-way. You can tag it as CZ with a glance, no loupe needed; however, this stone is beautiful, top grade CZ. It doesn't have a lot of rainbow colors. In appearance, this CZ rivals excellent quality diamond.

There is no darkness in the middle...that's clearness of color and flawess clarity the eyes see in certain lighting, when looking into the depths of the stone. While the stone is white, it appears colorless in certain lighting.  Instead of a white saturated, bright, shiny CZ, it's colorless like a E graded white diamond. This stone has great sparkle. It has an ideal cut.  It has fire in the stones, and shooting fire. This ring sparkles in any lighting.  The stone is approximately 3/4cttw or about 5mm.  It's a beautifully understated, traditionally styled, simple solitare ring.  I love having it. I glad it's not a huge stone.

 I have purchased other Platinum plated CZ jewelry from Amazon.  They use top grade CZ, in that collection.  CZ does have a grading system. AAAAA CZ does not have a tendency to cloud.  It really does mimic diamond. I have earrings from Amazon's platinum plated collection that are 4 years old, have been through many showers, and still sparkle beautifully, like the day I received them. The platinum plating has never worn off.

If looking for a wedding band to go with; the seller, D-Gold, has platinum plated, and rhodium plated, diamond and diamond accent wedding bands. Their bands are nice quality and very reasonably priced.