Masonic Chain Collar

A Masonic Chain Collar is an important piece of regalia worn by officers in
various Masonic Lodges and appendant bodies. It is a decorative collar,
often made from linked metal sections, worn around the neck and resting on
the shoulders to denote office, authority, and dignity within the
fraternity.

Key Features:

Material: Usually crafted from gilt, silver, chrome, or enameled metal;
sometimes embroidered with velvet backing for comfort.

Design: Formed of interlinked "chain-like" sections, often rectangular,
oval, or symbolic in shape, connected all around.

Pendant Jewel: At the front center, a jewel or emblem is suspended,
symbolizing the specific office of the wearer (e.g., Square for Master,
Level for Senior Warden, Plumb for Junior Warden).

Colors: Commonly set on a ribbon backing in blue, purple, or red, depending
on the Masonic body (Craft, Chapter, Council, etc.).

Symbolism & Purpose:

Represents unity and connection within Freemasonry.

The chain links symbolize the bond of brotherhood.

Wearing the chain collar signifies authority, duty, and responsibility of
office.

Usage:

Worn during formal lodge meetings, ceremonies, and installations.

Each officer of the Lodge may have a distinct chain collar with the
corresponding jewel of office.

Would you like me to also prepare a formal introduction and description
version for “Masonic Chain Collar” similar to your other regalia entries
(like aprons, sashes, etc.)?

Minimum Order: 50 pieces

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