WW1 Trench Art Signet Ring "Battle of Loos 1915" Size:5.25 and spread throughout Europe as

and spread throughout Europe as far back as the late Iron Age

Modelled in 9 karat yellow gold with clear English hallmarks dating to the year 1993

A fine example of the immensely collectable style

The intaglio is carved into a domed carnelian cabochon which dates from the 1st Century AD - it's been set into a 15k gold Victorian ring mount

It's a one-of-a-kind antique

WW1 Trench Art Signet Ring "Battle of Loos 1915" Size:5.25 and spread throughout Europe asDATE: World War 1, c. 1916 A WW1 era 'Trench Art' signet ring crafted from the aluminium nose cone of a German artillery shell. It commemorates the Battle of Loos (1915) on the Westen Front, where the French and British tried to break through the German defences in Artois and Champagne and restore a war of movement. The battle was costly for both sides although the British suffered around twice as many casualties as the Germans and sadly it