Victorian Freemason's Locket

This one-of-a-kind locket features:

• Victorian, gold filled locket with hand embossed and engraved Freemason's Compass Symbol on the front and a floral detail on the back.
• This locket measures 1.25" in height and 1.5" from the top of the bail to the bottom of the locket and was originally made and sourced in England.

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*This piece hangs from our signature large gold filled charm chain photographed on the model. 

The History

The Freemason's Square and Compass Symbol, derived from the working tools of medieval stonemason guilds, represents some of the core tenants of Freemasonry. Used to form perfect angles, the builder's square symbolizes a life of integrity. The compass, used to render perfect circles, represents restraint and boundaries. Together these symbols honor a way of life that values stability through good judgement and balance.

This particular locket encompasses the additional symbolic element of the fleur-de-lis. As a long debated stylized depiction of either a lily or an iris, the fleur-de-lis represents purity and has been a heraldic symbol of French and other European ancestries in coats of arms.