The Shriners, officially known as the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, use a variety of symbols on their rings and other regalia, including:
* The Fez: This iconic red felt hat with a tassel is a primary symbol of the Shriners.
* The Crescent Moon and Star: These are symbolic of Islam and the Shriners' connection to the Middle East.
* The Scimitar: A curved sword often used in Middle Eastern cultures, it symbolizes strength and protection.
* The Shriner's Emblem: A stylized image of a camel, a fez, and a scimitar.
While the camel is part of the Shriner's emblem, it is not traditionally depicted on rings.
The Shriners' emblem is a powerful visual representation of their values, which include fellowship, charity, and brotherhood.