No reserve price - Ring Silver - Masonic Ring
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Massive 925 sterling silver Masonic chevalier ring with a squared head, weight 24.30 g, a polished finish with oxidised details, featuring the Masonic symbols of square and compasses with a G, a five‑pointed star with G, and a radiant eye, in new condition.
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Elegant and imposing Masonic ring crafted in solid 925 sterling silver, characterized by a robust structure and a work rich in symbolic details. The design is of the squared chevalier type, with a wide, well-defined head that gives a strong presence on the finger.
At the center of the front part stands the classic Masonic symbol: the square and compasses with the letter “G”, finely engraved and highlighted by an oxidized patina that creates a refined contrast between the shiny and the dark, highlighting every detail of the design.
On the sides of the ring we find further symbolic elements:
• a five-pointed star with the letter “G” on a dark background
• a radiant eye (symbol of knowledge and vigilance), also engraved with great precision
The band is solid, slightly flared toward the back to ensure comfort and fit, with a smooth inner finish. Inside there is the 925 stamp, certifying the authenticity of the silver.
Main features:
Material: Solid 925 silver
Style: Masonic, chevalier
Finish: Shiny with oxidized details
Symbols: Square and compasses with “G”, Masonic star, radiant eye
Craftsmanship: Deep and well-defined engravings
Structure: Robust and heavy, of high quality
A ring with strong symbolic value and a bold design, ideal for both collectors and anyone seeking a distinctive piece of jewelry rich in meaning.
Elegant and imposing Masonic ring crafted in solid 925 sterling silver, characterized by a robust structure and a work rich in symbolic details. The design is of the squared chevalier type, with a wide, well-defined head that gives a strong presence on the finger.
At the center of the front part stands the classic Masonic symbol: the square and compasses with the letter “G”, finely engraved and highlighted by an oxidized patina that creates a refined contrast between the shiny and the dark, highlighting every detail of the design.
On the sides of the ring we find further symbolic elements:
• a five-pointed star with the letter “G” on a dark background
• a radiant eye (symbol of knowledge and vigilance), also engraved with great precision
The band is solid, slightly flared toward the back to ensure comfort and fit, with a smooth inner finish. Inside there is the 925 stamp, certifying the authenticity of the silver.
Main features:
Material: Solid 925 silver
Style: Masonic, chevalier
Finish: Shiny with oxidized details
Symbols: Square and compasses with “G”, Masonic star, radiant eye
Craftsmanship: Deep and well-defined engravings
Structure: Robust and heavy, of high quality
A ring with strong symbolic value and a bold design, ideal for both collectors and anyone seeking a distinctive piece of jewelry rich in meaning.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
24.3 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Men
Title additional information
Masonic Ring
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