Pin Badges

The tradition of Freemasons wearing pin badges has deep historical roots tied to the fraternity's symbols, rituals, and values. Freemasonry, dating back to the early 18th century, is steeped in symbolism, with its members using various emblems to express their shared values of brotherhood, morality, and spiritual enlightenment. Pin badges became a way for Masons to discreetly signal their membership, display their rank, or commemorate significant events within their Masonic journey.