| Face Size | MM | GR |
| Standard | 19x14 mm | 14 |
| Border | In Dominus Spes |
| Top Symbol | Templar Cross |
| Left Symbol | Lodge |
| Right Symbol | Lodge |
Your templar cross masonic ring is manufactured with 925 sterling silver and can also be produced with 10K -14K yellow or while gold if you so choose. Each one of our products are hand made with utmost care.
We take our consumers’ full satisfaction seriously and manufacture templar cross masonic ring with love for our craft and support it with our lifetime warranty service.
Founded in 1947, Elmas Is has over 70 years of experience in templar cross masonic ring manufacturing. We thank you for becoming a part of our experience and hope that we can be at your service now and in the future.
Everyone has a specific ring size. Finger size varies from person to person. There is no such things as average or standard finger measurements. You must give your specific finger size when prompted.
Finger sizes usually are between 4 to 14 mm.
You can learn your ring size with various methods some of which are described below.
1- You can learn your ring size by visiting the local jewelry store. Surely, the measurement from the jewelry store will be the most reliable. That's why we ask from our customers to send us their ring sizes via this method.
2- The other method is also reliable if implemented the right way. You can learn your rings size by measuring the diameter of the rings you own already, if you have any. If you want to buy one of our stunning rings as a gift, you can measure the diameter of the ring that is used by the lucky individual and surprise him/her in an unforgettable way.
3- The third option we recommend is to measure your finger size using a thread. Tie the thread around the finger that you want to measure and cut or mark it. Then, learn your finger size with the help of a ruler. This method is so simple that you can even use a piece of paper instead of a thread.
You can write a special inscription on your ring. For example; name, history as a special mention to you ...
