Vintage Lorraine Cross Badge Masonic Brooch European Templar Freemasonry Lapel Pin Jesus of Nazareth Badge for Suit Bag Jacket Product material: Copper alloy or Zinc alloy Material surface technology: Gold plating or Silver plating Process: three-dimensional die stamping + car paint + electroplating process, gold plating and silver plating + resin drop glue packaging, etc. Accessories: Butterfly Buckle Uses: It is said that wearing it on occasions such as business negotiation, foreign trade negotiation, international friendly chamber of commerce, Masonic ceremonies and ceremonies will have a self-evident effect of promoting cooperation. Name: Cross of Lorraine Features: Also known as double cross, there are two horizontal bars. Created by: Duke of Lorraine, France Created: 1099 Explanation: Symbol of Free France First use: emblem of the French resistance movement during World War II The Cross of Lorraine symbolizes freedom. The biggest feature of the Lorraine cross is that it has one more small horizontal bar than the general cross, which represents the four Latin letters of INRI (Iesvs Nazarenvs Rex Ivdaeorvm, the English translation is Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews) on the cross where Jesus was nailed. The small wooden sign, the cross of Lorraine, known as the real cross (crux vera), was adopted by Godefroy de Boullion, Duke of Lorraine, France in 1099, and became the coat of arms of the Lorraine family. During the war, General de Gaulle adopted the cross as the emblem of the French resistance movement, a symbol of free France. Lorraine Cross - Also known as the Double Cross, it has two horizontal bars.