Officer Master Mason Collar - Masonic Craft Regalia (English Constitution)

Officer Master Mason Collar – Masonic Craft Regalia (English Constitution)

Elevate the dignity and presence of your lodge with the Officer Master Mason Collar, an essential piece of Craft regalia under the English Constitution. Crafted with precision and reverence for tradition, this collar represents both office and duty within the Lodge, distinguishing officers with elegance and authority.

Design & Craftsmanship

• Material: Made from high-quality moiré ribbon, chosen for its fine ribbed texture and subtle sheen, ensuring a refined and professional appearance.

• Color: Deep sky blue, the distinctive hue of the Craft degrees, symbolizing friendship, harmony, and the universality of Masonry.

• Construction: Sturdy yet flexible structure, designed for comfort when worn during ceremonies and meetings. The collar is lined for durability, ensuring long-lasting use without compromising on comfort.

Features

• Shape & Fit: Traditional V-shaped collar with a secure clasp, allowing it to rest neatly on the shoulders and chest.

• Attachment Hook: Fitted with a discreet hook or swivel clip at the base to suspend the officer’s jewel, enabling easy interchange depending on the role.

• Trim & Finish: Neatly stitched edging to reinforce durability while maintaining a clean, ceremonial appearance.

• Adjustability: Designed with a reliable fastener at the back for a tailored fit, accommodating various sizes with ease.

Symbolism

The collar is more than ceremonial attire—it is a badge of honor. Worn by the officers of the Lodge, it signifies responsibility, leadership, and the trust bestowed upon them by the brethren. Its sky-blue fabric recalls the heavens, reminding the wearer of the ideals of purity, brotherly love, and the universality of the Craft.

Usage

Appropriate for all Lodge Officers under the English Constitution.

Designed to pair with corresponding Officer’s Jewels, aprons, and other Craft regalia.

Suitable for use in lodge meetings, installations, and formal Masonic ceremonies.