Past Master Collar Jewel. Bronze - French Rite "Traditional" and "Modern"

The Immediate Past Master’s jewel of the Traditional and Modern Restored French Rite (RFTMR) marks the rank of the Immediate Past Master within the lodge. Here are its features, its symbolism and its use in lodges working this rite.

Features of the jewel

• Material: metal, gold tone.
• Design: the jewel bears traditional Masonic symbols, such as the Square and Compasses, as well as other motifs specific to the Traditional and Modern Restored French Rite.
• Wearing: designed to be worn on a collar or a cord, it remains visible during ceremonies.
• Finish: engraved and polished.

Symbolism and use

Importance of the Immediate Past Master’s jewel

This jewel symbolises the rank and responsibilities of the Immediate Past Master within the lodge. It embodies the experience, knowledge and authority acquired by its wearer throughout his Masonic journey.

Use in lodge

The Immediate Past Master’s jewel is worn at lodge meetings and Masonic ceremonies, notably those of the Traditional and Modern Restored French Rite. It is often paired with a collar or a cord.

Rites and traditions

This jewel is used in lodges working the Traditional and Modern Restored French Rite, as well as in certain specific ceremonies such as those of the Grand Orient de France. Each element of the jewel, from the Square to the Compasses, carries a meaning linked to the teachings and values of the rite.

Making

Each jewel is engraved and polished. Discover our other Masonic jewels as well to complete your officer’s regalia.