Birenda, Nepal. An Order for Democracy, I Class Grand Cross Badge, c.2002 Province of China Masonic Tie-Clip (two-piece construction

Masonic Tie-Clip (two-piece construction

all set on a 205 mm-long magnetic meal bar with a horizontal pinback

similar in appearance to Type I

with Egyptian maker mark on reverse

Birenda, Nepal. An Order for Democracy, I Class Grand Cross Badge, c.2002 Province of China Masonic Tie-Clip (two-piece constructionInstituted December 29, 2002 by King Gyanendra. A scarce decoration constructed of silver, silver gilt, and red enamels, consisting of sixteen silver petals with sixteen smaller gilt petals beneath, with a central gilded medallion with a gilded figure holding a scepter, surrounded by a wide band of red enamels, bearing arabesques, a Star of David, and the inscription Birendra Prajatantra Bhaskar, the reverse plain, on an affixed loop and swivel ring