At its height during the 18th and 19th century Masonic accessories allowed members of the brotherhood to identity each other in public. Typically, the jewelry consisted of a set square and a compass, they were symbols of a commitment to the secrets, lessons and traditions of the craft.

The membership of this brotherhood is rooted in tradition, morality and self-improvement making these cufflinks a perfect way to acknowledge this.

Supplied in a Sgian Dubh Co. presentation box

At its height during the 18th and 19th century Masonic accessories allowed members of the brotherhood to identity each other in public. Typically, the jewelry consisted of a set square and a compass, they were symbols of a commitment to the secrets, lessons and traditions of the craft.

The membership of this brotherhood is rooted in tradition, morality and self-improvement making these cufflinks a perfect way to acknowledge this.

Supplied in a GlenEsk presentation box.