The front of the band splits and curves around the oval sapphire, with one arm sweeping up one side of the stone and the other wrapping around the opposite side. Toward the back/bottom of the finger, those two sculptural arms almost certainly merge into a single, plain rounded band rather than staying split all the way around.

So the construction is roughly:

Back of finger: one normal rose-gold band
Sides: band begins to divide and twist upward
Top: two asymmetrical arms form the bezel/bypass setting around the oval sapphire

The gemstone also appears to be held in a partial bezel / wrap setting, so the underside of the stone may have an open gallery rather than being completely enclosed in metal.

photorealistic jewelry design, The front of the band splits and curves around the oval sapphire, with one arm sweeping up one side of the stone and the other wrapping around the opposite side. Toward the back/bottom of the finger, those two sculptural arms almost certainly merge into a single, plain rounded band rather than staying split all the way around.

So the construction is roughly:

Back of finger: one normal rose-gold band
Sides: band begins to divide and twist upward
Top: two asymmetrical arms form the bezel/bypass setting around the oval sapphire

The gemstone also appears to be held in a partial bezel / wrap setting, so the underside of the stone may have an open gallery rather than being completely enclosed in metal., silver style, just the design no text

The front of the band splits and curves around the oval sapphire, with one arm sweeping up one side of the stone and the other wrapping around the opposite side. Toward the back/bottom of the finger, those two sculptural arms almost certainly merge into a single, plain rounded band rather than staying split all the way around. So the construction is roughly: Back of finger: one normal rose-gold band Sides: band begins to divide and twist upward Top: two asymmetrical arms form the bezel/bypass setting around the oval sapphire The gemstone also appears to be held in a partial bezel / wrap setting, so the underside of the stone may have an open gallery rather than being completely enclosed in metal.

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