Masonic Regalia Mark Member Rosettes

A Masonic Regalia Mark Member Rosette is a small, round badge worn on the
regalia of a Mark Master Mason (in the Mark Degree, part of the York Rite
or independent Mark Masonry orders).

Here are the key details:

Shape & Style: Usually circular and pleated, often made of ribbon.

Color: The most common is red rosette, symbolizing membership in the Mark
Degree. Some variations may combine other colors depending on the
jurisdiction.

Placement: Typically attached to the breast jewel ribbon or apron flap.

Purpose: Distinguishes a Mark Master Mason from other Masons and signifies
their initiation into the Mark Degree.

Variations: Senior officers or Past Masters may have more elaborate
rosettes, sometimes with additional embroidery or edging.

Would you like me to also give you a visual comparison chart of the
different Masonic apron rosettes (Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, Master
Mason, Mark Mason, etc.) so you can see how the Mark Member Rosette
differs?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces