WW1 Enamel Army Service Corps Signet Ring scottish however it was made in

however it was made in the late Victorian era (in France) at the turn of the 20th Century

before becoming synonymous with the early '70s hop-hop culture from the very start with DJ Kool Herc (who took styling cues from Disco)

A striking 1960s diamond bombé ring in 18k gold

as even the back has been embellished with etched detailing to make the settings visually more appealing

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WW1 Enamel Army Service Corps Signet Ring scottish however it was made inDATE: WW1, 1916 Remarkable WW1 era signet ring featuring the Army Service Corps insignia in hand painted enamel. The ASC (now known as the Royal Army Service Corps, as of 1918) was the unsung hero of the Great War, responsibly for ensuring an ongoing and adequate supply of provisions and equipment to troops all across the theatre of war. The vast majority of the supply came directly from Britain itself, and using horse and motor vehicles, railways and