Freemasons hold many secrets, and if those masons are of Scottish heritage, they are likely to be part of the Scottish Rite. The traditional symbol, a double-headed eagle in gold plating with a stark red triangle declaring the 32nd degree of instruction, is set against black enamel and wrapped in a round gold-plated swivel mount. Whether rubbing shoulder with business leaders, or at a formal dinner function, or at a Masonic event, these links will profess your loyalty.
