A dainty silver ring featuring a cut-out symbol of a yoke and arrows, representing the Falanga Espanola political party. It was founded in 1933 by Joseé Antoónio Primo de Rivera, the son of General Primo de Rivera, and proposed that Spain become a syndicalist state along Italian fascist lines. During the Spanish Civil War, Franco saw the potential value of the Falange and its symbol and adopted the movement in April 1937. This delicate ring is crafted in an unknown content silver, but likely .800, and hallmarked at the back of the band with a device of ‘B’ and another hallmark unrecognized by us. Housed in a period green velvet case with push button closure from the jeweler Josibio Curty in Vigo, Spain. Very good. This exact ring appears on p. 174 in ‘German & Spanish Military Rings: A Historical Perspective’ by Stephen J. Shaw (Lancaster: Kollektor Press, 2021), and is accompanied by a copy of the book. Very good condition.