Anyone recognize this "18K LJ 925" mark on ring?

Greetings! I have a pretty sterling silver wide band ring with pave stones (NOT diamonds, perhaps CZ?) and a couple of 18K yellow gold capped bars across the front.
The hallmark is simple yet distinctive, yet though my searches revealed somewhat similar ring designs from a couple of companies, their names/initials/marks don't relate to the "LJ" mark inside my ring.
If anyone is familiar or has any clues as to the maker, I'd love to learn about it!
Thanx in advance.

 

I wonder if it's Liry's Jewelry.
The LJ shown as an example set of initials on the pendant look similar.
And if you browse their rings, they all look just as... bold.
A google lens search turns up quite a lot with similar styling by multiple makers/retailers in various countries, stating CZ. I would presume that the 18k is plating those decorative bands, not that the bands are solid 18K.

 

Thanx, it was worth a look, but all I see of Liry's rings on their site is solid gold and real diamonds, not even any silver.
This ring is silver with no diamonds. Looking at the 18k bands from the ends, I saw that it is a layer of gold, like the caps I have seen on old expandable watch bracelets- much more than plated, but not solid, either. I'm thinking maybe similar to rolled gold.

 

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Jewelry is not my thing so this is probably no help at all. It did make me wonder if there is a possibility it's owner's initials inside but I have nothing to go on (I really don't know jewelry)

Anyway, here is a vaguely similar type ring with a somewhat similar type mark, different initials. (I should probably just keep out of things beyond my understanding)

https://poshmark.com/listing/Solid-...ow-gold-ring-size-75-61d3f873bb5937c76231ea19

 

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what about the triplicate ?????? baw hahaha!!!!!!

 

maybe the designers initials???

 

or style number seeing as how the metal composition changed..

 

Yikes! Deleted some more of them. The internet wasn't working, got a bad gateway message. Guess it fixed itself

 

Well, that is VERY similar, both the style and the marks.
I thank you for NOT keeping out of this discussion.
Considering the similarities, but with different initials, I would lean toward owner's or artisan's initials.
Perhaps the origin and brand will remain a mystery...

 

Since the oval disk with marks appears applied, is it possible that multiple companies are buying the rings from a manufacturer and adding their own companies' initials?