LODGE JEWELS
The Jewels of Lodge officers shall be of silver or of white
metal, to be worn either suspended from a blue velvet collar or as a badge
on the left breast. None but officers may wear jewels, except Past Masters,
the latter wearing them attached to a blue collar ribbon, or as a badge worn
on the left breast. The jewels of a Past Master and of officers of a Lodge:
For more information on certain jewels click on the
relative links:
| Past Master |
The Blazing Sun within the
Compasses extended on a quadrant. |
| Worshipful Master |
The Square. |
| Senior Warden |
The Level. |
| Junior Warden |
The Plumb. |
| Treasurer |
The Crossed Keys. |
| Secretary |
The Crossed Pens. |
| Treasurer |
The Crossed Pens.(same as
secretary) |
| Chaplain |
The Bible within a Circle. |
| Marshal |
Baton in a Square. |
| Senior Deacon |
The Square and Compasses
united with a Sun. |
| Junior Deacon |
The Square and Compasses
united with a Moon. |
| Stewards |
Comucopia in a Circle. |
| Organist |
Lyre in a Circle |
| Tyler |
The Crossed Swords. |
| The Deacons' rods |
Shall be blue, the
Stewards' rods white, surmounted by their proper jewels in silver or
white metal. |
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