Antique? Japanese? Gold ring help please

I bought 87# of assorted jewelry at auction, and while combing through the tangled masses I discovered this ring. It kind of reminds me of the fancy fittings found on old Japanese swords. It has a coppery colored exterior, but the interior surface is a bright gold color. Around the outside it has a leaf sort of motif in gold and silver, with a single solder joint of silver color. I acid tested it to a minimum of 14 karat gold. It weighs 2.4 grams...It is wide but very thin. There is an unfamiliar stamped mark on the inside, and I was hoping some of the very knowledgeable people on this forum might be able to help identify it, as I have been unable to find a match online. Any information or advice is appreciated, thank you.

 

I see nothing to suggest it is Japanese,is there a separation between the top of the ring and the inside? The inside mark is not clear enough to see detail.

 

It looks a little like a lucky clover band?

 

I have a closer picture of the mark, sorry. I have a USB microscope but I am still learning to use it effectively so I apologize for my low quality photography.

 

I can see the outlines of clover too. You are so clever.

 

Looks like it a little? I guess we’ll have to see.

 

Really can't tell much based on the photos.If it is copper and silver on the top surface it was acid etched to show the pattern.The maker's mark was soldered to the inside,but I don't recognize it.