The Artillery

On December 7th, 1941, the USS North Carolina was already ready. Commissioned just months before Pearl Harbor, she was the newest and fastest battleship America had ever built. She went on to lead every major naval offensive in World War II, earning 15 battle stars and carrying 2,195 enlisted men of the greatest generation this country has ever known. After her decommissioning in 1947, the teak wood from her original decks was made available to the public in limited supply. That wood now lives in your ring.

Paired alongside the teak is an inlay of genuine spent brass gun casing shavings, carefully shaved and hand-set into each band. The natural metallic luster of the brass catches light with every movement, bold and eye-catching without trying to be. Every inlay carries its own unique texture and tone, which means no two Artillery rings are ever exactly the same. Together, the warm brown of the USS North Carolina teak and the raw gleam of the brass create something that feels like it was built for a man who understands both craftsmanship and consequence.

The band is crafted from aerospace-grade titanium, strong as steel but nearly half the weight, hypoallergenic, corrosion-resistant, and built for everyday wear without a second thought. The Artillery is for the man who carries both grit and grace, who knows what strength really looks like, and who wears his commitments the same way those men wore their uniforms. Without hesitation.