WWII Fighter Pilot Ring, US Army Airforces 1942-47, with IF - VVSI Diamond

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WWII Fighter Pilot Ring, US Army Airforces 1942-47, with IF - VVSI Diamond:
$5000.00

Virtually flawlessconditiongold and diamond World War II Fighter Pilot, United States Army Air Forces Ring. This was an Aerial Warfare branch of the United States Army from June 20, 1941 through September 18, 1947

The top of the ring is marked United States Army Air Force which surrounds a virtually flawless (FL-VVSI) Transection Round Brilliant Cut Diamond. One side is marked AAF-AFS (Army Air Force Advanced Flight School), Turner Field with a radio microphone and winged propeller surrounded by the words, \"Prepare For Combat\". The other side has a Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress (Variants include theXB-38 FlyingFortress, the YB-40 Flying Fortress and the C-108 Flying Fortress), a bomber aircraft on it and has the word \"Pilot\" which has been scratched. Note, when I took to my jeweler for repair, he advised against repairing for authenticity purposes.

Total Diamond Weight is approximately.40cts.

Item Attributes

Metal:10Kyellow gold

Manufacturing: Cast, die-struck

Finish: Polished

Trademark: HJIOK

Diamond Melee Attributes

Shape and cut: Round full cut

Weight: 0.32 to 0.40 cts (estimated)

Number of diamonds: 1

Total Weight: 0.40 cts (estimated)

Clarity Grade:IF - VVSI

Color Grade:J

Cut: Brilliant

Guarantee: This item is guaranteed to be an authentic original

The Air Corps Training Center is now an inactive United States Air Force unit. It was assigned to the Army Air Forces Training Command, inactivated on December 15, 1945. The U. S. Army Air Forceswas disbanded on September 18,1947 when they became the U.S Air Force.

This ring has been sitting in a jewelry box for over 70 years unworn and collecting dust. It\'s time for someone to appreciated it.

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