Saint Barbara
patron saint of artillery personnel
Saint Barbara
patron saint of artillery personnel

23RD SILESIAN ARTILLERY REGIMENT

The 23rd Silesian Artillery Regiment was formed on 1 January 2012 by reorganising the 23rd Silesian Artillery Brigade in Bolesławiec.
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The signet ring faithfully reproduces a historical artillery badge and a depiction of Saint Barbara, the patron saint of artillery personnel. Its face follows the traditional signet ring form, with the unit's badge at the centre, surrounded by the regiment's name.
The unit had a clear vision from the outset. Combining that vision with our ability to translate it into metal resulted in an elegant signet ring.
The unit had a clear vision from the outset. Combining that vision with our ability to translate it into metal resulted in an elegant signet ring.
DESIGN DETAILS
Design

The ring face bears the identifying badge of the 23rd Artillery Regiment. Historical motifs on its sides include Saint Barbara, the patron saint of artillery personnel, and an eagle resting on crossed cannon barrels, a symbol of the Missile and Artillery Forces.

Article on 23pa.wp.mil.pl

Availability

The 23rd Silesian Artillery Regiment verifies every request to order this design.

Click the ORDER button below and complete the form. It will be forwarded to the designated contact at the unit.

Technical Specifications

- made from sterling silver

- weight: approx. 25 g

- ring face width: approx. 20 mm

- available in a full range of ring sizes, learn more

- production time: approx. 4 weeks

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