Men's Masonic Square-and-Compass Ring with Blue Stone in 10k Yellow Gold

A 10k yellow gold Masonic ring — 14.70 grams of solid gold — with the square-and-compass emblem in gold overlay on a square-cut blue synthetic stone, flanked by deeply ridged fluted shoulders. The deep cobalt-blue stone provides a vivid backdrop for the gold emblem, and the “G” at center is crisp and well-defined. This is a substantial ring — the fluted shoulders catch light in parallel lines that give the band a muscular, lodge-ready presence. At nearly 15 grams, it sits with authority on the hand.

The blue stone under a gold square-and-compass is the most recognized fraternal pairing in the world — brothers spot it across a room. Nearly fifteen grams of solid 10k gold means this isn't a token; it's regalia, which means it presents at lodge and in life with the same weight the obligation carries. The craft asked for your best work — shouldn't your ring show the same?