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Order of the Amaranth

Author: FreemasonBling
16.11.2010

The Order of the Amaranth is a sister organization to the Freemasons. Founded in 1873 it derives its name from the name of Queen Christina of Sweden’s Court. It was originally founded by the Queen for the ladies and knights of her court. Then, in 1860, James Taylor of New Jersey drew upon this and founded the Masonic-affiliated Order of the Amaranth.

Rich in history and tradition, the Order requires that its members be at least 18 years of age, men who join must be Masons and women who join must be related to Masons. Originally conceived to be an Adoptive Rite of Masonry, the Order now encourages and reminds members of their duties to God and to their communities. Emphasizing God, country and fellow beings, members are urged to reflect the precept of The Golden Rule in their daily lives. Order of the Amaranth Rings are a great way to remind yourself of your devotion and make great gifts.



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