The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry or in short, The Scottish Rite, is one of the appendant bodies a Master Mason joins to further their knowledge of the teaching and values of Freemasonry. The Scottish Rite is not officially recognized by the Grand Lodge in England and in some other countries. In the United Sates, however, the Scottish Rite is an extension to higher degrees of Freemasonry. The Scottish Rite is an independent body with it's own central authority known as the Supreme Council. In the United States, the different lodges and chapters have different corresponding degrees depending on jurisdiction.
In the Northern Jurisdiction
Lodge of Perfection: 4°-14°
Council, Prince of Jerusalem: 15°-16°
Chapter of Rose Croix: 17°-18°
Consistory: 19°-32°
Inspector General (Honorary): 33°
In the Southern Jurisdiction
Lodge of Perfection: 4°-14°
Chapter of Rose Croix: 15°-18°
Council of Kadosh: 19°-30°
Consistory: 31°-32°
Sovereign Grand Inspector General (Active): 33°
We tried our best to organize the Scottish Rite regalia to the corresponding degrees under one collection. You can find Scottish Rite caps or crowns here. Also available in our store, a great selection of cases to carry and protect your regalia. All our products are customizable and you can contact us for special requests.
