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Knights Templar insignia York Rite and the Knights Templar Jewels and Insignia The York Rite has similarities and differences in ritual, degrees and practices among the various countries where it is worked today. Within the USA, the first five degrees are grouped together as Royal Arch, the next two as Cryptic Mason degrees, and the last three as the Chivalric degrees. The culmination of the Chivalric triplet is the Order of the Temple, which makes the Mason a Knight Templar. Masonic rings are a prominent part of Masonry, and those of the York Rite are no exception. The ring of a Knight Templar can be particularly ornate and attractive, as we see here.
Lapel
pins related to the Knights Templar and the degrees within York Rite are
many and varied. The ones shown here are being sold by a Tennesee Commandery
to benefit the Knights Templar Eye Foundation. More information is available
about them here. York Rite Lapel Pins
York Rite Lapel Pins Medallions struck for York Rite, especially within the Knights Templar degree Order of the Temple, convey memorable symbols and references that remind the wearer of experiences gained in the degree.
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Related Article: These rare medals and sword are being offered for sale by the heir of a Knights Templar Commander. Proceeds will be donated to Shriners hospitals.
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