This distinctive vintage ring features a carved rectangular green stone—likely emerald or dyed quartz—set in a heavy claw prong setting. The front of the stone displays gold inlay in the form of Eastern Star symbols, traditionally associated with the Order of the Eastern Star, a Masonic appendant body open to all genders.
 
Crafted in 10k gold (acid tested), the ring has a sculptural openwork setting that elegantly hugs the central stone. The band shows no visible stamp but has been verified by acid testing. The ring weighs 3.6 grams and is a size 5.75.
 
Please note: there is a visible crack along the bottom portion of the stone, and one of the five gold inlaid symbols (the lower star) has fallen away with age. The remaining gold inlay remains striking, with a wonderful contrast against the green backdrop.
 
This piece likely dates to the mid-20th century and was likely made as a ceremonial or commemorative ring tied to Eastern Star membership.
 
Details:
Size: 5.75
Weight: 3.6 grams
Gold: Acid tested 10k
Stone: Likely emerald or green quartz, with gold Eastern Star inlay
Stone dimensions: approx. 12mm x 9mm (visually estimated)
Era: Mid-20th century
Condition: Vintage with wear – cracked stone and missing bottom inlay
 
A rare find for collectors of Masonic or fraternal order jewelry, or anyone drawn to symbolic and storied vintage rings.
 
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