Antique Masonic Medallion, Dated 1871, 18ct Gold (37.00 Grams)

A striking piece of Victorian Freemasonry history, this antique Masonic medallion is dated 1871 and crafted in solid 18 carat yellow gold, weighing 37.00 grams.

A Piece of Masonic History

Dated 1871, this medallion reflects the rich tradition of 19th-century Masonic jewels, presented to members of the Freemasonry. Its intricate gold work and enamel detailing showcase the fine craftsmanship typical of the Victorian era.

Antique Masonic Medallion Features & Specifications

• Dated 1871, a genuine 19th-century Masonic jewel
• Solid 18 carat yellow gold construction
• Weight: 37.00 grams
• Includes ribbon and fitted presentation case
• Pre-owned, good condition
• One-of-a-kind collectible piece - no two antique jewels are identical

Condition & Provenance

This medallion is offered in pre-owned, good condition, consistent with its 19th-century origin. As with all antique pieces, minor signs of age and wear should be expected and add to its authenticity and character.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Masonic medallion?

A Masonic medallion, or jewel, is a decorative badge worn by Freemasons to signify rank, office, or membership within a lodge.

How do I know this medallion is genuine 18ct gold?

The piece carries period-correct hallmarking consistent with Victorian-era 18ct gold jewellery, and is inspected and verified by our team before listing. As a one-of-a-kind pre-owned antique, its wear and craftsmanship are consistent with genuine 1871 origin.

Are Masonic medals worth anything?

Yes, value depends on gold content, age, and craftsmanship. This piece is solid 18ct gold weighing 37.00 grams, dated 1871.

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