Vintage Freemason Order of the Eastern Star F.A.T.A.L. Brooch Gorgeous

This brooch is lovely and has a very interesting history. On looks alone, this thing is stunning. It shines so brightly it kept blinding my camera, I'm sorry for the picture quality. It is a brooch that features the start from the Order of the Eastern Star, which is a branch of the Freemasons. Their symbol says "F.A.T.A.L", which is an acronym standing for "Fairest Among Thousands, Altogether Lovely" from the biblical Song of Solomon. From FreemasonsForDummies: "But [the pentagram] appears most prominently as the primary symbol of the Order of the Eastern Star, part of the Masonic family of related groups known as the appendant bodies. That separate organization was created in the 1850s by Kentucky Freemason Rob Morris and his wife as a group that allowed both men and women to mix in a lodge-like setting. Men who are Masons may join, as well as women who are married or otherwise related to Masons."