Perfect and Dignitary Collar - Rectified Scottish Rite Inner Order

Description

The Prefect and Dignitary collar of the Knight Beneficent of the Holy City (CBCS) within the Inner Order of the Rectified Scottish Rite (RER) is a centrepiece of Masonic regalia, symbolising rank and dignity.

Made with meticulous care, this collar in red natural silk embodies elegance and authority within the Order.

Craftsmanship

The collar, 11 cm wide, is decorated with an embroidered Phoenix, a powerful symbol of rebirth and immortality, accompanied by the Latin inscription "Perit ut Vivat" (He perishes that he may live). This meticulous decoration, made by hand, reflects a high level of craftsmanship, ensuring that every detail of the collar is both aesthetic and meaningful.

Features

• Material: natural silk
• Colour: red
• Hand embroidery: a Phoenix and the Latin inscription “Perit ut Vivat”
• Width: 11 cm
• Condition: new

Deep Symbolism

The choice of the Phoenix as the central ornament of the collar is no accident; it reflects the core philosophy of the Knights Beneficent of the Holy City - a commitment to spiritual transformation and the quest for eternal wisdom.

The inscription underlines the devotion and sacrifice inherent in the Masonic path, reminding Prefects and Dignitaries of their commitment to the continual rebirth of Masonic ideals.

Conclusion

The CBCS Prefect and Dignitary collar is much more than a ceremonial accessory; it is a tribute to the journey of every Brother within the Rectified Scottish Rite. It symbolises perseverance, knowledge and unwavering commitment to the principles of the Order, making each wearer proud of their role and contribution to the Masonic tradition.