Shop 100+ Masonic Lapel Pin Badges – Premium Freemason Pins for Every Order
Discover one of the largest selections of Masonic lapel pin badges available online. Whether you're a new initiate or a long‑standing Brother, our collection offers the perfect way to display your Freemason pride with quality craftsmanship and meaningful symbolism.
Why Freemasons Choose Our Masonic Lapel Pins
Our range includes:
Classic Masonic symbol lapel pins – Square & Compass, G‑symbol, All‑Seeing Eye, and more
Pins for specific Masonic orders – Royal Arch, Knights Templar, Scottish Rite, and additional bodies
Country flag Masonic lapel pins – Combine national pride with iconic Masonic emblems
Rare and unique Masonic designs – Hard‑to‑find symbols and specialty badges
Each pin is crafted with attention to detail, making them ideal for lodge meetings, regalia collections, gifts, or everyday wear.
Need a Custom Masonic Lapel Pin?
If you don’t see the exact badge you’re looking for, we also offer custom Masonic lapel pin design services. Whether you need lodge‑specific pins, event badges, or personalised Freemason symbols, we can create a custom design tailored to your needs.
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The Forget Me Not — worn by Masons around the world as a mark of remembrance and brotherhood, its significance in the Craft dating to the darkest year..
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The Forget Me Not — worn by Masons around the world as a mark of remembrance and brotherhood, its significance in the Craft dating to the darkest year..
£5.00
The Forget Me Not — worn by Masons around the world as a mark of remembrance and brotherhood, its significance in the Craft dating to the darkest year..
£5.00
The Forget Me Not — worn by Masons around the world as a mark of remembrance and brotherhood, its significance in the Craft dating to the darkest year..
£5.00
The chequered carpet with the Square, Compasses and G — the central symbol of the Craft set above the mosaic pavement of the lodge floor. A considered..
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The Forget Me Not — worn by Masons around the world as a mark of remembrance and brotherhood, its significance in the Craft dating to the darkest year..
£5.00
The Forget Me Not — worn by Masons around the world as a mark of remembrance and brotherhood, its significance in the Craft dating to the darkest year..
£5.00
Scotland's return to the World Cup stage — and on American soil — is something no Scottish Mason should let pass unrecorded. LP196 brings together the..
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The Royal Navy's White Ensign combined with the Square and Compasses — a fitting piece for brethren who have served at sea, or for any Mason with a co..
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The Royal Arch Masonic lapel pin — a direct expression of Chapter membership. The Royal Arch is among the most significant of Masonic degrees, often d..
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Scotland and the United States, joined beneath the Square, Compasses and G — a natural piece for brethren with ties to both nations, or for any Mason ..
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The Tree of Life is one of the oldest and most universal symbols there is — growth, strength, and the link between roots and branches, the earthly and..
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The Tree of Life is one of the oldest and most universal symbols there is — growth, strength, and the link between roots and branches, the earthly and..
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Copilot said:Square & Compasses with Chequered Carpet Enamel PinA striking Masonic lapel pin featuring the iconic Square and Compasses displayed a..
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The flag of Jamaica combined with the Square and Compasses — worn by brethren with ties to Jamaica or as a mark of the Craft's broad international rea..
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The flag of New Zealand set with the Square and Compasses — worn by brethren with ties to New Zealand, where the Craft has been active since the ninet..
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The Lewis is among the most meaningful symbols in Freemasonry — a stonemason’s iron lifting device, a word that carries weight in the Craft, and the n..
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The Lewis is among the most meaningful symbols in Freemasonry — a stonemason’s iron lifting device, a word that carries weight in the Craft, and the n..
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The Acacia leaf in gold — one of the most enduring symbols in Freemasonry. Evergreen and resilient, it represents the immortality of the soul. A meani..
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The Masonic Poppy in Scottish constitution colours — a mark of remembrance and of the Craft's respect for those who served. Worn at lodge meetings, Re..
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