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Who should I see to appraise a 1900's era 32nd Degree Masonic ring?
My mother has a ring that belonged to her grandfather. It dates from 1900 or so (I do not have the exact date) and looks to be a ring for a 32nd-degree Mason. While we know what the gold and diamond value of the ring is, I suspect it to be far more valuable than that, particularly to a Mason who would treasure such an object.
Does anyone know of a legitimate contact I can make with someone who can appraise this item for her (besides the average corner jeweler)?
Thank you!
Good answers so far. I'd like to keep the question open for a bit longer. Some have suggested that we keep the ring and possibly pass it on to other family members who are Masons- however, there are no more in our family and have been none for generations.
Yes pass it down. YOu can get an idea on ebay as they are ocmmon place. It should hold more than financial value to you.