Order of the Eastern Star Symbol - Meaning and History #50813 (License: Personal Use)

The emblem features a five-pointed star with colored points-red (Adah), blue (Ruth), green (Esther), yellow (Martha), and white (Electa)-each bearing a symbolic object: a chalice, sword, trowel, crown, and sheaf of wheat. At the center is an open book atop a pedestal, surrounded by the letters F, L, A, T, A, signifying the organization’s foundational virtues. The design reflects Masonic heritage and the virtues of faith, love, truth, fortitude, and charity.

This image is used on fraternal organization websites, Masonic resource pages, and historical society content to illustrate the identity and symbolism of the Order of the Eastern Star. It serves users seeking information about Freemasonry-affiliated groups, their rituals, or iconography.