MASONIC REGALIA JEWEL COVERS

Masonic regalia jewel covers are protective cases or pouches specifically
designed to safeguard Masonic jewels (the insignia or emblems suspended
from ribbons and collars that signify a Mason’s office, rank, or degree).
Since these jewels are often made of metal (sometimes gilt, silver, or
enamel) and can be ornate, jewel covers help preserve their finish and
prevent wear during storage or transport.

Key Features of Masonic Jewel Covers

Material: Usually made from soft fabrics such as velvet, felt, satin, or
leatherette. These prevent scratches and tarnishing.

Closure: May include snap buttons, zippers, Velcro, or drawstring ties for
secure fastening.

Size & Fit: Designed to fit standard jewel sizes, but custom covers are
also made for larger or unique jewels.

Embroidery/Markings: Some covers feature embroidered lodge emblems,
initials, or simple decorative trims.

Padding: Higher-quality covers may have light padding for extra protection.

Types of Jewel Covers

Individual Jewel Covers – Small pouches for one jewel, ideal for officers
or members who carry their jewel separately.

Collar Jewel Covers – Larger cases that accommodate jewels still attached
to their collars.

Multi-Jewel Cases – Designed to hold several jewels together, often used by
collectors or secretaries keeping past jewels.

Purpose & Benefits

Protects jewels from scratches, dust, and tarnish.

Keeps regalia looking ceremonial-ready for meetings and events.

Provides organized storage when jewels are not in use.

Extends the lifespan and appearance of Masonic regalia.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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