Masonic Ring Insignias 

Custom Masonic Symbols for Every Journey

At ProLine Designs, we craft the world’s finest handmade Masonic rings in solid gold and silver.

Built to last a lifetime, each ring serves as a personal emblem, a testament to your unique Masonic path.

Choose from traditional symbols like Blue Lodge, Widow’s Son’s, All Seeing Eye, Square & Compass, Scottish Rite Double‑Eagle, Master, Past Master, Shriner, Skull & Pillar, or request a fully custom Masonic ring to honor your unique location and legacy.

Customization Pricing: $150 per side

Custom designs: Call Vince and Katie at (970) 501‑6187, email your designs.

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Your ring is more than jewelry, it’s a reflection of your principles and Masonic journey. Design yours today!

Blue Lodge Insignia

The Blue Lodge represents the foundation of Freemasonry and includes the first three degrees: Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason. It is rich in symbolic meaning, using time-honored emblems to teach moral and ethical lessons. Central among these is the square and compasses—the square symbolizing virtue and moral living, while the compasses remind Masons to keep their passions and actions within due bounds. Often, the letter “G” appears at the center, interpreted as a reference to God or Geometry, reflecting both spiritual reverence and the pursuit of knowledge. Other working tools like the level, plumb, and trowel further reinforce values such as equality, integrity, and unity. Together, these symbols serve as daily guides for personal growth and upright living within the Masonic tradition.

Past Master Insignia

In Freemasonry, a Past Master is a Mason who has served as Worshipful Master of a Lodge, symbolizing leadership, wisdom, and experience. The Past Master symbol—often featuring the square and compasses with a “G” at the center—represents guidance, continuity, and the duty to mentor newer members. This emblem honors the legacy and responsibility of those who have held the highest office in a Masonic Lodge.

Widow’s Son

The “Widow’s Son” represents the need to protect and support those who are vulnerable, similar to how a son would care for his widowed mother.

Skull & Pillar

The Skull and Pillar design in Freemasonry is rich in symbolic meaning, representing the balance between mortality and moral strength. The skull serves as a powerful reminder of life’s fleeting nature, encouraging Masons to live with purpose, integrity, and virtue. The pillar symbolizes strength, stability, and the foundational principles of Freemasonry 

Shriners Pyramid and Scimitar with Star Insignia

The Shriners emblem, featuring a pyramid, scimitar, and star, is a powerful symbol of the organization’s values and Masonic roots. The pyramid represents strength and stability, while the scimitar signifies courage and the commitment to protect and serve. The star symbolizes light, guidance, and the pursuit of knowledge. Together, these elements reflect the Shriners’ dedication to charity, unity, and their renowned mission of supporting causes like the Shriners Hospitals for Children.