Shriner
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Wear the scimitar and crescent with Shriner jewelry, made for members of Shriners International and the families who support their work.
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About Shriner
Reading the Shriners emblem
- The scimitar stands for the backbone of the fraternity, its members.
- The crescent, made of two claws, stands for the fraternity and its philanthropy.
- The Sphinx head represents the governing body of Shriners International.
- The star represents the children the Shriners help each year.
Finding the right size
- Rings come in men's sizes 8 to 14, including half sizes; our ring size guide shows how to measure.
- Pendants pair with the chain of your choice; our chain length guide shows how each chain fits.
- ID bracelets come in 6 to 9 inches.
Sterling silver, gold or two-tone
Choose 0.925 sterling silver, 10K gold or 14K gold, in yellow or white gold, or two-tone: sterling silver with a 10K or 14K yellow gold emblem, or all gold mixing yellow and white gold. Every piece is hallmarked 925, 10K or 14K. Our guide to sterling silver vs. 10K vs. 14K gold compares their color, durability, price and care.
Frequently asked questions
Who can wear Shriner jewelry?
Members of Shriners International, who are all Master Masons.
Shipping, returns and APO/FPO details are on our Shipping & Handling and Returns & Refunds pages.