Masonic Shriner Signet Ring - Natural Ceylon Blue Sapphire

Masonic Shriner Signet Ring - Natural Ceylon Blue Sapphire & Silver - Men's Size 10 Up for sale is a stunning, highly collectible Men's Masonic Shriner Fraternal Signet Ring. This unique piece features a beautifully rich, oval-cut Natural Blue Sapphire center stone framed by a wide, heavy-cast statement band. It is highly detailed with official Shriner iconography and possesses unique gemological traits that point to an authentic Middle Eastern or South Asian provenance. Key Features & Specifications: Fraternal Affiliation: Official Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine (Shriners). Emblems & Insignia: Features beautifully detailed crossed scimitars positioned directly above the signature crescent moon and downward-pointing five-pointed star. Metal Purity: Solid .925 Sterling Silver (Authenticity hallmark stamped clearly on the inner band). Ring Size: Men’s Size 10 (Inner diameter approx. 19.8 mm). Center Stone: Genuine Oval-Cut Natural Blue Sapphire. Accent Stones: Multi-stone pavé halo and side accents. Gemological & Collector Notes: Natural Origin: Under 10x magnification, the center sapphire displays tiny, dark, irregularly scattered mineral inclusions. This organic chaos proves it is an earth-mined stone, completely free of the uniform gas bubbles found in modern synthetic duplicates. Rare UV Fluorescence: When tested under ultraviolet (UV) light, the blue sapphire fluoresces a brilliant, vibrant cherry-red. This intense reaction is a highly sought-after diagnostic trait of geologically low-iron, chromium-rich sapphires—classically indicative of prized historical Ceylon (Sri Lanka) deposits heavily traded throughout fine Middle Eastern jewelry hubs. Accent Fluorescence: Under UV light, the clear accent stones fluoresce a uniform, striking neon green, adding an incredible secondary visual element for gemstone collectors. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The band shows gorgeous natural silver patina with sharp, crisp detailing on the debossed side emblems. The stone is securely set. Please review all high-resolution photos for exact condition details. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue