Master Mason Sash Jewel - AASR

The Master’s Jewel of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite (REAA) is a symbol of distinction and Masonic tradition. This accessory reflects the heritage and values of the REAA, and gives its wearer a tangible link with Masonic rites and ceremonies.

Features of the jewel

The REAA Master’s Jewel stands out for its careful design:

• Colour: gold.
• Design: the Square and Compasses frame the Blazing Star with the letter G, surrounded by foliage.
• Wear: designed to be worn on a collar or a sash, it remains visible during ceremonies.
• Finish: each jewel is engraved and polished, for a solemn and distinguished appearance.

Symbolism and use

Importance of the Master’s Jewel

The Master’s Jewel is a symbol of authority and knowledge. It is worn by REAA Master Masons to show their commitment and their role within the lodge. This jewel recalls the responsibilities and duties of a Master Mason.

Use in lodge

The Master’s Jewel is worn at lodge meetings and Masonic ceremonies. It is often paired with a collar or a sash, which adds to the dignity of the officer. Wearing this jewel is a sign of respect for the traditions and rituals of the REAA.

Rites and traditions

This jewel is used in lodges working the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. Each element of the jewel, from the Square to the Compasses and the Blazing Star, carries a meaning linked to the teachings and values of the REAA.

Craftsmanship

Each jewel is made by skilled craftsmen, with careful engraving and polishing techniques. It can be personalised to the preferences of the lodge or the officer.