27Mar
26Mar
Masonic Cufflinks
Masonic Cufflinks Any brother who is proud to be a member of the fraternity appreciates wearing the appropriate accessory to demonstrate his pride and allegiance. The Freemasons have their own set of badges. As a result, different symbols are used depending on the field. The Freemasons are the oldest fraternity in existence. They are a group of people who believe that it is every man's responsibility to constantly improve himself. Meanwhile, he must always be true to his family, country, values,...
25Mar
Scottish Rite Jewelry
Scottish Rite Jewelry
There are numerous theories as to how the Scottish Rite came to be. Around 1758, the Scottish rite began in Pairs, France. A Master Mason may join the Scottish Rite, one of the auxiliary bodies of Freemasonry, to gain additional exposure to the principles of Freemasonry. In the Craft, the Scottish Rite provided ethical teaching and philosophy. The member wore Scottish rite jewellery. Each piece of jewellery depicts a different symbol. The double eagle logo represents power...
25Mar
Ostby Barton Masonic Ring
Ostby Barton Masonic Ring
The Ostby Barton ring has a long history. Nathan B. Barton founded the company on July 1, 1879, in Providence, Rhode Island. Ostby was a goldsmith from Norway who immigrated to the United States. He is one of the company's co-founders. This company grows to become the largest manufacturer of gold rings in the United States. He becomes a very successful jeweler beginning in 1906. He and his daughter Helen visited Europe to see new ring...
25Mar
