Antique Masonic Ring Appraisal

Masonic Signet Ring with Diamond Accents

This is a gold-toned men's signet ring, likely made of gold or gold-plated metal, featuring a prominent Masonic Square and Compasses emblem on its face. The emblem is clearly depicted with the 'G' in the center, and it appears to be etched or raised with a darkened background to enhance visibility. The ring's face is square or slightly rectangular with rounded corners, and it is framed by several small, clear stones, possibly diamonds or cubic zirconia, set into the metal. There are three such stones on each side of the central emblem, totaling six stones on the face. Additionally, the shoulders of the ring, leading from the face to the band, are also embellished with rows of these small, clear stones – approximately six to seven stones per shoulder, arranged in a channel or pave setting in a stepped design. The overall color is a rich gold, suggesting a higher carate gold or a well-maintained gold plating. The ring exhibits some signs of wear consistent with regular use, such as minor surface scratches and possibly some slight loss of definition in the finer details, especially visible on the high points of the band and bezel, however, it appears to be in good overall condition with all stones present and intact. The design is classic for Masonic jewelry, indicating an estimated age from the mid-20th century to contemporary. The craftsmanship appears solid, with crisp detailing on the emblem and well-set stones, suggesting a quality piece of jewelry that serves both as a symbolic item and a decorative accessory. The ring's size cannot be determined from the image but appears to be a standard men's size. No specific manufacturer's marks or hallmarks are visible in the provided image.