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An officer's jewel for the Worshipful Master specifically, not general regalia. Lodges often purchase this for the East rather than the individual; worth confirming who is expected to provide it before ordering.
For members of a Cryptic Council (Royal and Select Masters). The material is faux leather rather than genuine leather, which affects how it ages but also means it is easier to keep clean.
A case for carrying the apron, not the apron itself. Useful upgrade if your current carrier is the plastic sleeve it shipped in.
For Shriners. The listing is light on construction detail beyond a mixed material list, so it is hard to say much more than that it fits any flat surface and has done well for a niche item.
A reusable mylar stencil in four size options up to 17 by 22 inches, made in the USA. The right tool for marking a toolbox, painting a lodge backdrop, or personalizing a piece of furniture.
An everyday-wear pin, not a regalia piece. It goes on the lapel at a casual meeting or a public event, not in the lodge room during degree work.
A matched set for less than most individual pieces, useful if you want a coordinated look without sourcing the clip and links separately. No information on material, so manage expectations accordingly.
One-size construction means fit varies widely; check the return policy before buying as a gift. Whether white gloves are expected in lodge depends on your jurisdiction — ask your Lodge Secretary.
The embroidery is the point of difference — plain white gloves are the default requirement in most jurisdictions, so check with your Lodge Secretary before you buy the embroidered version rather than after.
The no-filler, no-fabric construction means this breaks in over time rather than delaminating. The matching key chain included makes it a two-piece gift without extra effort.
For Sir Knights only. The cross and crown emblem signals membership in the Orders of Knighthood conferred in a Commandery, and should only be displayed by those who have received them.
Check your Commandery's uniform requirements before ordering. Sword belt specifications vary by Grand Commandery, and hardware from an unspecified manufacturer may not pass dress inspection at larger gatherings.
For Sir Knights who carry a sword in Commandery work. Belt and uniform specifications vary by Commandery and jurisdiction, so confirm your requirements before ordering.
A six-inch ceremonial square and compass for altar use — sized for placement on the Volume of Sacred Law rather than for working. Check your lodge's existing altar set before purchasing a single piece.