10K and 14K Yellow Gold Hinged Freemasonry Enameled Pendant
Item Details
A 10K and 14K yellow gold hinged Freemasonry enameled pendant. One side of this pendant features the double headed eagle which is the most common symbol associated with the Scottish Rite. The symbol is mounted to a cross that has black enamel and bears the inscription ‘Spes mea in Deo est’ which means ‘My hope is in God.’ There is also the number ‘32’ that appears above the double eagles’ heads which signifies the thirty-second degree of the Scottish Rite. The other side is an emblem of the eighteenth degree which has openwork details as well as enamel.
Metal Type: 10K and 14K Yellow Gold
Hallmarks: Unmarked
Total Weight: 5.40 dwt
Gemologist Note: Top Charms are 14K; the Middle Cross is 10K Along with the Hinge and Bail
- This item has been evaluated and verified by an independent Graduate Gemologist. (CINCDU).
- All diamond and gemstone grading is done under GIA standards as the mounting permits, where gemstones are present. All weights and measurements are estimated and approximate; where mountings impede accurate measurements, (estimated) dimensions are provided. Industry standard and accepted treatments for gemstones are assumed unless otherwise noted.
Condition
- the top charms test 14K yellow gold; the middle cross, along with the hinge and bail are 10K yellow gold.
- minor markings throughout.
Dimensions
- the total weight, inclusive of all materials, is 5.40 dwt.
Item #
17IND155-511
