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I drug my feet for years and years. I finally did it when I retired. My lodge brothers are like family. After joining, I started kicking myself for having not done this sooner. Your lodge brothers are happy when someone petitions the lodge. They care about you and will not let let you...

OK, here it is. They only have 2 styles of Masonic rings, but it least I found one that fits! https://www.tungstenfashions.com/search.asp?keyword=masonic

Brothers, I am delighted to tell you that I found a place that has rings in my size, for my size 19 finger! I won't violate the rules by posting what would amount to an advertisement, but finding this is like an extra Christmas present. Merry Christmas, Brothers, and Happy New Year!

Thanks, Brothers, for your replies. They give me directions to go. Best wishes...

Yes, it would be nice. I heard back from the place Mark suggested. No help there. We can put people in orbit, and send them to the moon, but making a simple size 19 ring is way beyond any reasonable expectation.

Thanks! I contacted them to see if they can make a ring in my size.

Does anyone know where I can get a ring? I need a size 19-- yes, you saw that right, a size 19. I need a daily "workhorse" ring, not a dress ring. Thanks!

Brothers, I have encountered one of the greatest mysteries in Freemasonry-- how to wear a pocket name badge on a suit jacket that has no pocket! I'm tempted tpo ask the lodge secretary to see if there's another style, but I don't want to seem ungrateful. Thanks, Mike

My home lodge is located in a town right on the county line, which is also the boundary of the next district. A few years before I joined, the lodge switched districts. I don't know all what was behind it, but I rather suspect it had more to do with geography than anything else. People in...

I suppose I'll end up going to a jeweler to inquire about that.

Brothers, Does anyone have trouble finding rings due to unavailability in size? I need a size 19, but most online selections only go up to 13 or 14. I've only found 2 places that could help. One sells a style I don't really care for, and the other was willing to make me one to special order...

Organists are getting to be rare as hens' teeth. Masonic organists, even more so. I don't suppose there that many organs around either. I've seen more pianos and electronic keyboards. There are still some lodges with pipe organs in Ohio, but I don't know how many of them still play.

My name's Mike from Eastern Ohio. I belong to two lodged-- Organist in one and Pianist in the other. I'm retired, so there is time for lodge involvement. Glad to be here! Mike