ROSE CROIX REGALIA

Rose Croix regalia is associated with the 18° of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite, commonly referred to as the “Knight of the Rose Croix.” This
degree carries strong symbolic and spiritual significance, reflecting
themes of faith, resurrection, and enlightenment. The regalia is designed
to embody dignity, devotion, and the deep moral lessons of the order.

Description
Typical Rose Croix regalia includes:

Collar – A broad collar, usually in crimson or rose-pink, often lined with
white. It is embroidered with emblems such as the rose, cross, pelican,
eagle, or other symbolic motifs.

Jewel – The jewel is often a golden cross, sometimes bearing a rose at its
center. Other variations include a double-headed eagle or pelican feeding
its young, both representing sacrifice and rebirth.

Sash – In some jurisdictions, a crimson or rose-pink sash is worn, often
adorned with emblems of the degree.

Apron – A white apron bordered in crimson or pink, usually decorated with
symbols such as the cross and rose. The apron represents purity and the
moral duties of the wearer.

Gloves – White gloves, symbolizing purity of action, are often part of the
regalia.

Headwear (optional, jurisdictional) – In certain traditions, specific caps
or headpieces may also be worn to denote rank.

Symbolism

Rose and Cross – Represent the unity of divine love and human sacrifice.

Pelican – Symbol of selfless sacrifice and nurturing.

Eagle – Symbol of strength, immortality, and spiritual vision.

Colors (Crimson & White) – Crimson stands for sacrifice and love, while
white signifies purity and truth.

Rose Croix regalia is worn during meetings, investitures, and ceremonies of
the 18° to reflect reverence, symbolism, and the distinguished character of
the degree.

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