Victorian Gold Filled Masonic Brooch | Antique Freemason Pin with Removable Sword

✨ Rare Victorian / Early Edwardian Masonic Gold Filled Brooch (1890–1910) – Removable Sword ✨

This extraordinary antique Masonic brooch dates to the late Victorian to early Edwardian era (circa 1890–1910) and features exquisite scrollwork, a central looped emblem, and a detachable sword which are hallmarks of high ceremonial fraternal craftsmanship. The piece is finely made and gold filled. It is set with sythentic diamonds along the lower edge, giving it both symbolic and aesthetic significance.

A true collector's treasure, this brooch is an exceptional example of European Masonic jewelry from the late 19th to early 20th century rarely found in such complete and original condition.

🔍 ITEM DETAILS
Era: Victorian / Early Edwardian (1890–1910)
Style: Masonic fraternal brooch
Country of origin: Western Europe
Material: Gold filled
Stones: synthetic diamonds

Features:
• Scrollwork framing
• Central looped Masonic design
• Removable sword element (highly uncommon)
• sythentic diamond band across the bottom

Condition: Excellent antique condition

💡 What Makes This Piece Exceptional
✔ True 19th–early 20th century Masonic ceremonial jewelry
✔ Detailed gold scrollwork & craftsmanship no longer seen today
✔ Removable sword—a unique and symbolic design feature
✔ synthetic diamond set into the base for added visual and historical value
✔ Highly collectible and museum-worthy
✔ Ideal for advanced fraternal, Masonic, and Victorian jewelry collectors

🎁 Perfect For:
Antique jewelry collectors
Masonic / Freemasonry historians & members
Victorian & Edwardian jewelry enthusiasts
Fraternal organization memorabilia collectors
Museum archives or historical displays
Heirloom-level gifting

📦 Packaging & Shipping

Your brooch will be shipped fully insured and securely packaged to preserve its historical integrity.