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In this blog, we explore the history behind the forget-me-not, a symbol used in Freemasonry to teach a valuable and important lesson: the dedication and courage it takes to hold to Masonic principles, even in the face of grave danger.
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27 Μαρ 2024 · While not, strictly speaking, a Masonic symbol like the square or plumb, the forget-me-not—often worn as a lapel pin —continues to resonate deeply with members of the fraternity, standing as a testament to Masonic ideals and fraternal solidarity. But why this little blue flower?
This pin, measuring H: 9.9 mm, L: 9.9 mm, and T: 1.5 mm, is masterfully crafted from sterling silver, weighing W: 1.1 grams. Enhanced with 925K sterling silver plating and a central stone, the pin is a stunning blend of elegance and sentiment.
During the ensuing decade of Nazi power a little blue Forget-Me-Not flower worn in a Brother’s lapel served as one method whereby brethren could identify each other in public, and in cities and concentration camps throughout Europe.
During the ensuing decade of Nazi power a little blue Forget-Me-Not flower worn in a Brother's lapel served as one method whereby brethren could identify each other in public, and in cities and concentration camps throughout Europe.
Forget Me Not Masonic Freemasons Lapel Pin Medium Silver. Approx. size = 8mm x 8mm. Comes with free card and story of the F.M.N.
The lapel pin arrives in an elegant box measuring 63 x 63 x 23 mm, weighing a total of 19.2 grams, making it ready for presentation or personal use. Customize your Masonic expression with this remarkable Forget Me Not Lapel Pin, available in various metals and quantities upon request.
