Freemasonry Square and Compasses Belt Buckle

This is a polished stainless steel belt buckle featuring the iconic Freemasonry 'Square and Compasses' emblem with a central letter 'G'. The buckle is designed with an open-work cut-out style within an oval frame. The central emblem is flanked by decorative rope-twist or cable patterns that curve along the inner edges of the frame. At the top pivot point of the compasses, there is a small, round blue cabochon, possibly glass or synthetic sapphire, which serves as a focal point. The metal exhibits a high-mirror finish, typical of polished stainless steel, though some minor surface scratches and handling marks are visible, consistent with moderate use. The 'G' stands for Geometry or God, signifying the Great Architect of the Universe in Masonic tradition. While no specific maker's mark is visible on the front, the construction appears to be machine-made with clean, crisp edges, suggesting a contemporary or late 20th-century production. The piece demonstrates solid craftsmanship with symmetrical design elements and a secure mounting for the blue stone.