This beautiful
Army CID ring is custom made to order exclusively from Collinson
Enterprises, made in U.S.A. The detail is exquisite, featuring
the CID badge on top of the ring, the USACIDC seal with
crossed pistols on one side and the CID shoulder patch detail
and the motto “Do What Has To Be Done” on the other side.
The ring is available in both male and female sizes. Your
initials or full name (up to 22 characters) can be engraved
inside the band at no extra charge.
Made in U.S.A.,
every ring is custom made to order and takes approximately
4 to 6 weeks.

U.S.
Army CID ring
Dark or natural finish

U.S.
Army CID ring
Dark or natural finish
with blue enamel on badge
The
Jewelers Stainless looks like white gold and is very durable
for everyday wear. Or consider sterling silver, the queen
of metals. Sterling is a softer metal than karat gold but
is much more affordable than gold. The sterling ring can
be gold plated to look like the karat gold ring for a fraction
of the price of the karat gold.
RING FINISH. Dark finish has an applied
lacquer to the recessed details which is baked on for durability
and enhances the details with the raised polished metal
detail contrasted with the dark lacquer. The dark finish
is a traditional ring finish that many may recall your school
ring having and as shown on the Army CID ring photo below.
U.S.
Army CID ring with dark finish
Natural finish has no applied lacquer.
The rings are sandblasted to give a matte finish to the
recessed detail which has a more subtle contrast with the
raised polished metal details as shown on the FBI ring photo
below.
example
of a ring with natural finish
(the ring in the picture is not the U.S.
Army CID ring)
The
finish is purely an individual preference. There is no
difference in price between dark and natural. If you later
decided to change the finish on your ring, this can be
done but incures a $50.00 charge to go from dark to natural
and $40.00 to go from natural to dark. Going from dark
to natural is more labor intensive and sometimes is not
100% effective in removing all the baked on lacquer.