Victorian Enamelled Masonic Pendant opal incorporating the latter into his

incorporating the latter into his own heraldic arms

its key features include the squarish "cushion" shape

It's crafted in onyx

The top line is phonologically cryptic: the letter T + A yew tree + the letter S = Choose (tyews)

Victorian Enamelled Masonic Pendant opal incorporating the latter into hisDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 Freemasonry describes itself as a "beautiful system of morality, veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols". This cool masonic pendant dates from the late Victorian period, and features a range of symbols and icons. Two pillars stand to the centre known to represent the two columns that flanked the entrance to King Solomons temple. The pillars are said to represent strength and establishment. Every Masonic lodge has