Masonic rings

azborder · Mon 22nd Jun 2009, 07:12

Dear Brothers,
I found this website the other day and the Brother has some really nice rings
www.gordonsmasonicrings.com

LetterandHalveIt · Sun 28th Jun 2009, 19:19

Bro:. Gordon does make very pretty rings that are inexpensive being made of stainless steel. I plan on getting my first ring from there as soon as I am raised.

azborder · Sat 4th Jul 2009, 04:21

Just got my ring today! When I saw the envelope I got excited like a child a Xmas! It arrived several weeks ahead og the schedule on his website and looks just as good as the picture. It fits also. With the vast inventory of rings available you owe it to yourselves to check him out. I plan on wearing it everyday and will let you know how it holds up.

LetterandHalveIt · Sat 4th Jul 2009, 06:03

Well now you have to show it off, Brother! Let's see a picture and congratulations on getting your ring.

JackLR · Mon 6th Jul 2009, 19:57

I have one of his rings as well. Arrived much quicker than expected and ruined the 'surprise' as my mom had purchased it for me as a gift.

billmcelligott · Mon 6th Jul 2009, 21:30

Yes they are good rings, Gordon usually takes about 5 to 6 weeks.

Good quality , good designs.

Althaeus · Sat 11th Jul 2009, 06:19

I'm genuinely blown away right now, I just had a look at his catalog, and this are just fantastic. Truly beautiful stuff. I finally know where I'll be getting my ring from!

azborder · Sat 12th Dec 2009, 16:51

I have been wearing my ring off and on (more on) for the last six months. It has held up very well and I am still very pleased with it. In fact, since taking the Scottish Rite degrees last month it has taken on new meaning to me.

Fire Mist · Mon 14th Dec 2009, 03:23

I've alreay posted my gordon's ring. Purchased about a year ago.
A post review on it. The ring is still round, intact and has taken a ton of beating form carpentry to blacksmithing. I am pleased.

I had them do the gold touch to the ring itself even though the inset was not gold. I was assuming the insets they use were brass or such alloy which would show a gold/brown/red edge as it wore. I was right.

Though most of the gold tone to the ring has worn off, the area around the inset on the ring is still mostly there. It detracts from the wearing and discoloration of the edges of the inset.

costello · Wed 11th Aug 2010, 18:18

I received one from my parents as birthday present back in May. I wear it all the time and have had no complaints. I would definitely recommend Brother Gordon's rings.

Mon 22nd Jun 2009, 07:12	#1
azborder NOS Member Novice NOS-er Join Date: 28th Dec 2008 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 25 Rep Power: 24	Masonic rings Dear Brothers, I found this website the other day and the Brother has some really nice rings www.gordonsmasonicrings.com

Sun 28th Jun 2009, 19:19	#2
LetterandHalveIt NOS Member Super NOS-er Join Date: 18th Dec 2008 Location: USA Posts: 604 Rep Power: 46	Re: Masonic rings Bro:. Gordon does make very pretty rings that are inexpensive being made of stainless steel. I plan on getting my first ring from there as soon as I am raised. __________________ ---------------- "The world as it is, Brethren, is as it were but one great lodge of initiation, of which our Masonic Lodges are little mirrors. Mother Earth is the Mother-Lodge of us all. As its vast work goes on, souls are ever descending into it and souls are being called out of it at the knocks of some great unseen Warden of life and death, who calls them here for labor and summons them hence for refreshment."

Sat 4th Jul 2009, 04:21	#3
azborder NOS Member Novice NOS-er Join Date: 28th Dec 2008 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 25 Rep Power: 24	Re: Masonic rings Just got my ring today! When I saw the envelope I got excited like a child a Xmas! It arrived several weeks ahead og the schedule on his website and looks just as good as the picture. It fits also. With the vast inventory of rings available you owe it to yourselves to check him out. I plan on wearing it everyday and will let you know how it holds up.

Sat 4th Jul 2009, 06:03	#4
LetterandHalveIt NOS Member Super NOS-er Join Date: 18th Dec 2008 Location: USA Posts: 604 Rep Power: 46	Re: Masonic rings Well now you have to show it off, Brother! Let's see a picture and congratulations on getting your ring. __________________ ---------------- "The world as it is, Brethren, is as it were but one great lodge of initiation, of which our Masonic Lodges are little mirrors. Mother Earth is the Mother-Lodge of us all. As its vast work goes on, souls are ever descending into it and souls are being called out of it at the knocks of some great unseen Warden of life and death, who calls them here for labor and summons them hence for refreshment."

Mon 6th Jul 2009, 19:57	#5
JackLR Master Mason Novice NOS-er Join Date: 7th May 2007 Location: Louisville, KY, USA Age: 34 Posts: 68 Rep Power: 0	Re: Masonic rings I have one of his rings as well. Arrived much quicker than expected and ruined the 'surprise' as my mom had purchased it for me as a gift. __________________ Junior Deacon Newsletter Editor Suburban Lodge #740 F&AM

Mon 6th Jul 2009, 21:30	#6
billmcelligott NOS Member Experienced NOS-er Join Date: 16th Feb 2007 Age: 60 Posts: 305 Rep Power: 64	Re: Masonic rings Yes they are good rings, Gordon usually takes about 5 to 6 weeks. Good quality , good designs. __________________ Bill McElligott http://www.lodgeroomstore.com/ The Masonic Brotherhood of The Blue Forget-Me-Not

Sat 11th Jul 2009, 06:19	#7
Althaeus NOS Member Novice NOS-er Join Date: 19th Dec 2008 Location: Illinois Posts: 97 Rep Power: 25	Re: Masonic rings I'm genuinely blown away right now, I just had a look at his catalog, and this are just fantastic. Truly beautiful stuff. I finally know where I'll be getting my ring from! __________________ "So when you need me there just call When your back's against the wall I'll never let you fall And I'll believe in you." - Cock Sparrer

Sat 12th Dec 2009, 16:51	#8
azborder NOS Member Novice NOS-er Join Date: 28th Dec 2008 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 25 Rep Power: 24	Re: Masonic rings I have been wearing my ring off and on (more on) for the last six months. It has held up very well and I am still very pleased with it. In fact, since taking the Scottish Rite degrees last month it has taken on new meaning to me. __________________ "All men die, not all men truly live." Chadwick Cotner Anahuac #81 Valley of Tucson, AZ A.A.S.R

Mon 14th Dec 2009, 03:23	#9
Fire Mist Moderator Super NOS-er Join Date: 6th Apr 2008 Location: Columbus, OH Age: 47 Posts: 700 Rep Power: 50	Re: Masonic rings I've alreay posted my gordon's ring. Purchased about a year ago. A post review on it. The ring is still round, intact and has taken a ton of beating form carpentry to blacksmithing. I am pleased. I had them do the gold touch to the ring itself even though the inset was not gold. I was assuming the insets they use were brass or such alloy which would show a gold/brown/red edge as it wore. I was right. Though most of the gold tone to the ring has worn off, the area around the inset on the ring is still mostly there. It detracts from the wearing and discoloration of the edges of the inset. __________________ --Bro. Darylee, 3°; a woman in Ohio,USA. "The key to wisdom is this -- constant and frequent questioning ...for by doubting we are led to question and by questioning we arrive at the truth." Peter Abelard My posts are my personal opinions. The Opinons expressed herein don't represent the opinions of my Lodge, Grandlodge or any other masonic jurisdiction. http://www.co-masonry.org/

Wed 11th Aug 2010, 18:18	#10
costello NOS Member Novice NOS-er Join Date: 30th Oct 2009 Location: New Jersey Posts: 42 Rep Power: 13	Re: Masonic rings I received one from my parents as birthday present back in May. I wear it all the time and have had no complaints. I would definitely recommend Brother Gordon's rings. __________________ Boiling Springs Lodge #152 F&AM Lebanon Chapter #32 RAM - Principal Sojourner Kane Council #2 R&SM Hugh de Payne Commandery #1 KT - Outer Guard A.A.S.R. Valley of Northern N.J.

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