Our items
The Knight Kadosh: a controversial Masonic degree at the heart of the AASR
The Chevalier Kadosh, 30th degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, is one of the most emblematic high degrees. Originating in the 18th century, shaped by the Templar legend and the quest for justice, it remains a degree that is both fascinating and controversial.
The Lover’s Knot in Freemasonry (Lacs d’Amour): history, symbolism, and uses
The Lacs d’Amour in Freemasonry, inherited from heraldry and the guilds of builders, has become one of the most eloquent symbols of fraternal union. Discover its journey, from the rope with thirteen knots to contemporary Masonic decorations.
Sephirotic Tree and Freemasonry
Elegant golden pendant of the Sephirotic Tree, a timeless symbol linking Kabbalah and Masonic tradition. An exclusive creation by Nos Colonnes.
Tubal Cain, the enigma of the Masonic password
The blacksmith, master of fire and metals, inspires both fear and respect. Tubal Cain, the mythical ancestor of this craft, embodies this duality at the heart of Masonic rituals.
Masonic collars and sashes: origin, evolution, and contemporary use
Ancient Masonic collar of Worshipful Master and sash of Master of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, essential symbols of Masonic regalia.
Justice in Freemasonry: from virtue to institution
Nos Colonnes – justice in Freemasonry, scales of Justice and Masonic gavel symbolizing fairness and authority
The Level in Freemasonry: The Fellowcraft in Progress
The Level is not just a tool: it marks a stage in the journey. After the vertical of the Entered Apprentice, the Fellowcraft learns to draw the horizontal, moving from introspection to openness to the world. A symbol of equality and fraternity, it reminds us that just action can only arise from a solid inner axis. In Freemasonry, the Level is therefore far more than an instrument: it is a demand — to walk with others, side by side, without losing one’s center.
Truth in Freemasonry: between personal quest and symbolic heritage
Truth in Freemasonry is neither dogma nor certainty, but an initiatory path. Explore how personal quest and symbolic heritage intertwine at the heart of Masonic tradition.
The Masonic apron: object of transmission, sign of belonging
The Masonic apron, a central ritual symbol since the 18th century, marks initiation, degrees, and Masonic membership—between tradition, symbolism, and transmission.




