Freemason gloves are worn by Freemasons. Some of them contain the Freemason emblem of square and compasses while some do not. This is because some jurisdictions do not permit markings on Masonic g...

Scottish Rite Jewelry are worn by members of the Scottish Rite which is an appendant Freemason body. The jewelry display the Scottish Rite logo which consists of a Double Eagle. Some of the jewelr...

Masonic Jewelry and Regalia Masonic jewelry and regalia include rings, pins, aprons, watches, clips, hats, tools and other items containing Masonic symbols. They serve as a form of identification ...

There are a few Masonic orbs that you can find for sale. They are quite rare Masonic jewelry. A lot of them are sold as used. They are also called Masonic orbs, cross fob or golden globes. All thes...

The Ostby Barton Masonic Ring is a ring with a lot of history. The Ostby & Barton Company was a jewelry company founded by Nathan B. Barton and Engelhart C. Ostby in Providence, Rhode Island.  ...

     Masonic Lapel Pins Freemasons wear recognition pins to identify with the brotherhood. The pins are also worn by other Freemason appendant bodies including Rainbow Girls, Scottish Rite, Shrine...

Members of the Freemason fraternity wear Masonic cufflinks to various fraternal functions. These meetings could be Blue Lodge or Craft Lodge meetings or Annual Communications meetings at the Grand ...

Freemason watches display the Freemason logo which consists of the Masonic Square and Compasses. These Masonic watches are worn to lodge meetings, events and just about anywhere on a daily basis by...

Freemasons wear jewelry to identify with the Freemason fraternity and showcase what the brotherhood exemplifies and means to them. The jewelry could include rings, cufflinks, pocket watches, recogn...