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Everyone should own a piece of history.
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Vintage Masonic Jewelry |
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Fraternal organizations existed as far back as ancient Greece and Rome. There have been hundreds of fraternal organizations in the United States. We
have various articles of jewelry that are decorated with the emblem, monogram or initials of a fraternity and that are worn by its members such pieces include Masonic jewelry. The items
on this page include great examples of vintage Masonic jewelry in 10k and 14k gold (yellow, rose and white), fashioned with materials such as diamonds, rubies and black onyx. We also have
finely crafted Vintage Watch Fobs on this page. |
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$450 Sale $315 |
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| Blue Lodge Ring Masonic |
Masonic Blue Lodge Ring |
Ladies' Oriental
Shrine of
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Ladies' Eastern Star Ring |
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10k Gold Carnelian |
14kt. Gold, 1/4 Cubic Zirconium |
North
America Ring |
10k Gold & Diamond |
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| $235
Sale $164 |
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$250
Sale $175 |
$330
Sale $231 |
| Odd
Fellow's |
Masonic Watch Fob 12k Gold |
Masonic Watch Fob |
Ladies' Eastern
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| Watch Fob
& Pendant |
Past Eminent Commander |
12k Gold-Filled |
Star Ring 10k Gold |
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$450
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Sale $105 |
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| Knights Templar Commander |
Past President |
Ancient Arabic
Order |
Ladies' Eastern Star Ring |
| 10k Gold Fob |
American Legion Pin |
Nobles of the Mystric
Shrine |
10k Gold & Diamond |
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| 14k Masonic Ring |
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| 3rd degree |
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If you receive an item you are not satisfied with, you may return it for a full refund. Email us at
help@perlin-jewelry.com within 30 days.
The word gold, used alone, means pure gold or 24 karat (24K) G. Because 24k is soft, it’s usually mixed with other metals to increase its hardness and durability. If a piece of jewelry is not 24 karat, the karat quality should accompany any claim that the item is gold.
The art of the goldsmith was widespread in the 1st third of the 19th century, when the techniques of combining different colors of gold and carved designs were perfected for use in seals and snuff boxes. In the 1840s delicate wirework was passed over in favor of repousse’ and die stamped decoration. Jewelry made in this way looks solid and heavy but is in fact light and hollow. Archeological revivals in the mid-century resulted in a vogue for classically inspired gold work techniques, such as granulation. Styles became increasingly ornate. By the 1880s a fashion developed for plainer gold jewelry with unusual textures. With the introduction of platinum at the turn of the 20th century the popularity of gold decreased. Demand picked up again in the 1940s and has remained strong ever since.
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