Order of the Eastern Star Symbol - Meaning and History #3422680 (License: Personal Use)

The Order of the Eastern Star emblem is a five-pointed star with colored triangular sections-red (Adah), blue (Ruth), green (Esther), yellow (Martha), and white (Electa)-each bearing symbolic tools or figures. At its center sits a pentagon enclosing an open Bible atop an altar, flanked by the letters F, L, T, A, and V, signifying the five heroines and their virtues. The design reflects the organization’s commitment to moral teachings, charitable work, and spiritual growth within a Masonic-affiliated framework.

This image is commonly used on websites related to Freemasonry, fraternal organizations, and historical societies; it serves users seeking information about OES membership, symbolism, rituals, or heritage. Ideal for educational pages, lodge directories, and initiation guides.