Fox Jewelry is a web based business and has been in existence since 2001. We are the only internet distributor of Wefferling Berry Masonic, Scottish Rite and Shrine Rings. If you are looking for a great 33rd Degree Scottish Rite Ring, Fox Jewelry has the finest selection of those as well as the 14th Degree Scottish Rite Ring. Some historians say that the freemasons can trace their roots back to the time of ancient Egypt.įox Jewelry is the leading marketer of Masonic Jewelry to include: Masonic Rings, Masonic Watches, Freemason Rings, Gold Masonic Rings, Sterling Silver Masonic Rings, Black Hills Gold Masonic Rings, Masonic cufflinks, Masonic aprons and gold plated Masonic Rings. The Freemasons can trace their roots back to 1717 when four lodges in London joined to form the Grand Lodge of England. In order to wear the Masonic Ring, you must have achieved the degree of Master Mason. Given that, it seems that the proper way to wear the Masonic Ring would be that in which its symbolism is best expressed namely when the hand is held in its usual position the points of the compass are towards the earth and away from the wearer's eyes. In a combined emblem, the ends of the square point up as a symbol of man's aspirations toward God the points of the compass point down to represent heavenly qualities coming down from God to earth. The square is the symbol of all earthly, the compass is symbolic of heavenly perfection. There at least a couple of opinions as to whether the wearer of the Masonic Ring should wear the ring with the points of the compass either facing towards the wearer or away from them. The color of the stone on the Masonic Ring has no significance. If the ring has a stone, it is typically either a black onyx, synthetic ruby or blue spinel. The sides of the shank on the Masonic Ring typically display the plumb and trowel. Most commonly, the Masonic Ring is shown with a compass and square on the top. The Masonic Ring is the most recognizable symbol of the world's largest fraternity the Freemasons.
What is the quality of the diamonds quoted on your website? Notify me of updates to Royal Order of Jesters Ring 10KT or 14KT Two Tone, White or Yellow Gold, Open or Solid Back Jester #5 Wefferling-Berry, Blue Lodge Ring 10KT Or 14KT Yellow or White Gold, Solid Back #325A Royal Order of Jesters Rings & Collection Scottish & York Rite Rings,14th Degree Rings Use keywords to find the product you are looking for.ĭason-Reis Gold Plated Blue Lodge Masonic Rings Some times Mirth doesn’t always match Masonic philosophy, as this figurine at the top of this page clearly seems to indicate.Pennsylvania Past Master Rings, 10KT or 14KT GOLD, Solid Back #1049 Although there is a requirement of Shrine and Masonic affiliation, the group has been accused of less than Masonic practices. The Royal Order of Jesters is an invitation only branch of the Shriners. – Source: Mackey’s Encyclopedia of Freemasonry Royal Order of Jesters Officers, thirteen, bear the titles: Director, Tragedian, b Property Man, Impresario, Treasurer, Soubrette, Light Comedian, Serio Comic, Heavy Man, Leading Lady, Judge, High Constable, Stage Manager the national officers’ titles are the same but preceded by the word Royal. The slogan, “Mirth is lying,” expounded by Jester Brown, and the poem by Edmund Rowland Sill, “The Fool’s Prayer,” recited by Jester Winsor, have furnished inspiration.
Initiation, by invitation, and unanimous ballot, limited to members in good standing of the Mystic Shrine. Winsor, Past Imperial Potentate and Grand Secretary of Michigan, and others of their genial kind who organized and led the Body whose local units were limited to thirteen initiates yearly. Brown, many years the Treasurer of the Mystic Shrine Lou B. An offhand ceremony grew into a ritual, and to local Courts and a National Body, very much of its success due to the initiative of William S. Usually so called, but more formally named the Royal Order of Jesters, an organization evolved out of the good fellowship of members of the Mystic Shrine during a voyage to Honolulu, February 15 to March 7, 1911.
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