Order of the Eastern Star Symbol - Meaning and History #1777911 (License: Personal Use)

The Order of the Eastern Star emblem is a five-pointed star with each point colored differently-blue (faith), yellow (charity), green (hope), red (love), and white (truth)-encircling a central altar with an open book and a dove. This symbol represents the organization’s core values and its affiliation with Freemasonry, emphasizing moral and spiritual development for both men and women. The design reflects allegorical teachings drawn from biblical figures like Ruth, Esther, and Martha.

Used on official websites, membership brochures, ceremonial materials, and historical documentation of the Order of the Eastern Star; targets users seeking Masonic symbolism, fraternal organization information, or religious iconography research.