Past Master Masonic Silver Ring with Blue Zircon

This Past Master Masonic silver ring brings together a deep blue oval zircon and detailed symbolic ornamentation. The 10 × 14 mm centre stone is framed by a halo of small clear stones and a rope-style border, while textured shoulders feature contrasting geometric and acacia motifs.

Design details

• Material: silver.
• Centre stone: blue zircon, oval, 10 × 14 mm.
• Past Master-inspired geometric symbolism with raised details.
• Textured band with acacia sprigs.

The symbolism

The geometric motif depicts the 47th Proposition of Euclid, also known as the Pythagorean theorem: the square on the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle equals the sum of the squares on its other two sides. This emblem has a long association with Masonic geometry and appears in traditional Past Master's jewels. It connects the design with the mathematical foundations of the craft.

The acacia sprigs are an important Masonic symbol, traditionally associated with the immortality of the soul. Their evergreen nature serves as a reminder of the enduring spiritual life. Here, the acacia frames the geometric emblem, bringing together two meaningful elements of Masonic tradition.

Personalize your ring

The finish, centre-stone color and stone type can be personalized on request, using an oval 10 × 14 mm centre stone. Please contact BY GALYA to discuss your preferred combination and confirm availability and pricing before ordering.

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