A distinctive piece of early-20th-century jewellery, this Deja Vu Masonic pendant is crafted in warm 9ct rose gold and hallmarked in Birmingham in 1915. Its symbolic design and beautifully detailed workmanship make it an evocative keepsake for a Freemason, a family member or a collector of antique fraternal jewellery.
At its centre, the pendant features the square and compasses—one of Freemasonry’s most recognisable emblems—set within a finely decorated circular frame. The precise engraved details and openwork construction lend the pendant an architectural quality, while the rose gold gives it a soft, rich warmth.
The symbol traditionally reflects the values associated with Freemasonry, including integrity, self-improvement, fellowship and the pursuit of knowledge. Its Birmingham hallmark adds a further layer of provenance, connecting the piece to more than a century of craftsmanship and personal history.
Measuring approximately 22mm, the pendant has a refined, wearable scale. It is suspended from a 45cm 9ct yellow gold cable chain, creating a subtle mixed-gold pairing that complements the warm tone of the rose gold.
Pendant Size: Approx. 22mm
Pendant rests on a 45cm 9ct yellow gold cable chain.
This is an estate item and comes with a one year guarantee