Glues Safe For Repairing A Broken Shank - Not Wood

My dear wife accidentally dropped what happens to be my most valuable pipe, a Jim Deschaine freehand poker. When I got home to see the damage, it wasn't as bad as I was expecting from what she said over the phone (her taxonomy of pipe anatomy isn't the most specific). I think it can be re-glued, but I want to make sure to use the right glue. Specifically I'm wondering if there are some glues that are safer to use than others, considering it might heat up (though it is thankfully far up the shank from the bowl). I have some Gorilla Glue in the house already. The white part is ivory (I think) but I don't know what the black ring is... possibly plastic? The stem still comes out of the white part without any problem, but I'm worried that the first time I pull it out after re-gluing, I'll pull the glued part out as well. Any advice would be appreciated.
Oh and my wife feels terrible and it was definitely an accident, so please, no bashing of her here.
Thank you!



Fixed thread title, please see rule number 9. Pertinent portion: Please capitalize words in the thread titles. Thank you, Robert.

Ha, yes indeed! I'm sure I could find an expert there. I emailed a guy in our local pipe club who repairs pipes as well.

Thanks for the tips, all. So glue is NOT the way to go! There's a guy in my local pipe club who does good repairs. I'm going to ask him to do it first but if he can't do it I'll send to George. Thanks!