Eye of Providence Stainless Steel Spinner Ring
Ancient religions have used the Eye of Providence, furthermore identified as “The All-Seeing Eye,” as a religious symbol. It has considered a lucky charm, offering protection and good fortune to those who wear it. The eye has long seen as a lucky charm, dating back to antiquity. Spinner rings are made to be fiddled with, which makes it all the more intriguing. When you need to fidget, these are a better option than fidget spinners. Get yours now before it’s too late!
Size: about 9 mm wide
Weight: about 11.5 g
Material: Stainless Steel
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Sizing Guide
A- USING A STRING OR A PIECE OF PAPER TO MEASURE YOUR FINGER:
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:
- Make a thin strip of paper with a length of at least 3 inches and a width of no more than 5 mm.
- Squeeze it tightly around the base of your ring finger.
- Make a mark with a pen or pencil where the ends overlap.
- Lay it flat and measure its length in millimeters using a ruler.
- Find the appropriate ring size in t
B – IF YOU KNOW YOUR SIZE: If you know the size or finger measurements (in mm), you may input your information on any ring conversion website.
An sample of a ring sizing conversion chart is as follows: http://www.onlineconversion.com/ring size.htm
C – USING A PRINTED SIZE CHART TO MEASURE YOUR FINGER:
- Save the picture by right-clicking on it and selecting Save Image As.
- Print the picture without scaling it and make sure it’s 3.5 inches long from the ‘Read Size Here’ line to the finish.
- Cut off the printed picture and wrap the finger sizer around it. Take a look at the number next to the line that says ‘Read Size Here.’
Shipping & Returns
United States of America, Continental
Free delivery on purchases of $59.99 or more; else, shipping is $7.99.
Time for delivery:
- 7–10 working days (eCommerce Shipping).
- 4–7 working days (DHL Express Shipping).
- The crafting period for made-to-order items is 20-30 days.
International
- $15.99 for shipping
Time for delivery:
- 10 to 20 working days (eCommerce Shipping).
- 5–10 working days (DHL Express Shipping).
- The crafting period for made-to-order items is 20-30 days.
Returns
Returns are free and easy within 30 days after delivery.
Products that are made to order cannot be returned or exchanged. Otherwise, a material cost of 30% would be applied.
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Some Facts About Freemasonry
Freemasonry is the world’s largest and oldest fraternity. There are currently 6 million members worldwide, with around 200,000 in Great Britain alone. Men of majority who believe in a Supreme Being and have a solid character record that has been vetted by existing members are eligible to join.
Freemasonry is often called a “secret society” which sounds mysterious and intriguing, but in fact the secrets are quite banal. Because the group was founded at a time when Catholics were barred from participating in other societies, strange language and words have emerged over time to confound outsiders. Also, Freemasons are expected to keep certain subjects off-limits when asked by non-members about their membership or activities.
Freemason Rings
Men’s masonic rings are emblems of a Mason’s ties to his brothers in the fraternity. In many jurisdictions, only Master Masons are permitted to wear Masonic rings. The rings are usually made of gold or silver, although in some jurisdictions iron is not allowed. On the Masonic ring, you will often see a compass, square, and sometimes a stone sitting atop the ring. Depending on the color of the stone in the ring, these symbols have varied meanings.
- Blue Stone – The stone on the ring is usually sapphire or lapis lazuli, and represents the sky that surrounds all of us. Masonic lore says that God’s presence is always overhead and we must do our duty to Him.
- Green Stone – The stone on the ring is typically emerald green, and signifies the expansion of the spirit towards God.
- Red Stone – The stone on the ring is typically ruby, and represents life. It is positioned at the top because it is there that we receive life.
- Gold – The ring itself represents the world in which we live, and the gold which is used in its construction should be of the very best quality.
New members may receive a Masonic ring, but they will need to purchase their own in most cases. Men who have been promoted to the degree of Master Mason may be given a special “Master Mason’s” ring in some countries. These rings are usually more ornate than the standard Masonic ring and may be embellished with a Master Mason emblem or other design.
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