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The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite (AASR) confers degrees beyond the three of the Blue Lodge, so a Mason must already be a Master Mason before joining. What a Scottish Rite Mason wears and carries depends on the degree he holds and any office he fills in his Valley, and details differ between jurisdictions. This collection covers the core regalia, accessories and cases, everyday apparel, jewelry, and gifts carrying Scottish Rite symbolism, organized below so you can choose by your actual degree and role rather than by what looks most impressive.

Core Regalia

Scottish Rite regalia is tied to degree and office, so the right piece depends on where you are. Examples of what we sell include the 32nd Degree apron in black velvet, officer apron sets in leather with embroidery, crown caps, the 14th Degree collar in maroon velvet, officer collars (such as the Treasurer collar in maroon velvet), the 33rd Degree chain collar in gold plating, sashes, and the 30th Degree mantle in red with a bicephalic eagle. Colors, materials, and design details for degree and officer regalia can vary by jurisdiction and Valley, so confirm what yours expects before ordering. Collars and chain collars are generally associated with a particular degree or office rather than being a default purchase for every member.

Regalia Accessories

Jewels, breastplates, and cases round out a set of regalia. We carry collar and collarette jewels (such as the 33rd Degree collar jewel in gold plating), officer collar jewels (such as the 6th Degree Intimate Secretary jewel), breast jewels and brooches, and breastplates (such as the 19th Degree breastplate in gold and antique silver plating). For storage and wear, we carry apron cases, headwear cases for crown caps, chain collar and jewel cases, sash cases, gloves, gauntlets and cuffs, and apron belt extenders.

Valley Supplies & Tools

For the Valley or body rather than an individual member, we carry machine-embroidered banners and covers, banner hangers (such as a teak wood hanger with gold chains), and universal working tools such as a handcrafted black wood gavel.

Apparel & Everyday Wear

Outside the Valley, you can carry Scottish Rite symbolism day to day: t-shirts, jackets, joggers, high-top sneakers, neckties (such as a red necktie with machine-embroidered Rose Croix logo), tie clips, bow ties, cufflinks, leather belts, wallets, keychains, beanies, and sunglasses with a leather case. Many pieces are labeled by degree, such as 32nd and 33rd Degree designs, so choose the one that matches your own degree.

Jewelry & Watches

For personal jewelry rather than regalia, we carry rings (including a personalizable 14th Degree ring in gold tungsten), lapel pins and brooches, silicone bracelets, necklaces (such as a Rose Croix cross pendant), wristwatches and pocket watches, and jewelry boxes. For a closer look at ring styles across all Masonic bodies, see our Masonic Rings guide.

Gifts & Home

Beyond regalia and apparel, we carry gifts and everyday items for Scottish Rite Masons and their families: home décor (LED signs, lamps, clocks, and wooden wall monograms), drinkware and barware (flasks, decanters, whiskey glasses, and coasters), office items (pens, journals, pen holders, and business card holders), travel pieces (briefcases and luggage tags), collectibles (plaques and chess sets), car accessories, and electronics such as speakers, USB flash drives, and wireless chargers. These work well for milestone gifts, such as a degree conferral, an anniversary of membership, or a retirement.

The full category list, including travel, vehicle accessories, health & beauty, and more, is browsable in the collection grid on this page.

Materials and Styles

Materials vary by category rather than being uniform across the collection. The table lists examples from our range; ceremonial regalia requirements can differ by jurisdiction and Valley.

Category Materials in Our Range Typical Use
Aprons, Collars & Mantles Velvet, leather with embroidery, moire Valley meetings, degree work, ceremonies
Jewels, Collar Jewels & Breastplates Gold plating, gold and antique silver plating Worn with degree or officer regalia
Cases & Storage Machine-embroidered cases in various sizes and materials Storing and transporting regalia
Apparel & Leather Goods Leather (belts, wallets), embroidered jackets, joggers, and beanies Everyday and semi-formal wear
Rings & Personal Jewelry Gold tungsten (14th Degree ring), silicone (bracelets) Everyday wear, gifts
Home & Office Items Wood, metal bronze, leather and faux leather Gifts, home and office display

Personalizing Your Regalia

Bricks Masons customizes most products in this collection, including adding your name, title, or other text. For example, our apron cases offer machine embroidery personalization, and the 14th Degree ring is personalizable. To request personalization, use our Custom Orders option before checkout.

What Are You Looking For?

  • Newly a Scottish Rite Mason? Start with items for the degree you actually hold. Many of our pieces are labeled by degree.
  • Holding or serving in a Valley office? See Officer Aprons, Officer Collars, and Officer Collar Jewels.
  • Want to protect your regalia? Look at Apron Cases, Headwear Cases, and Chain Collar & Jewel Cases.
  • Want to wear your affiliation day to day? Browse Apparel or Jewelry & Watches.
  • Shopping for a gift? Check Gifts & Home.
  • Not sure what your Valley or jurisdiction expects for your degree or role? Check with your Valley before ordering, since requirements vary. The 33rd Degree is generally conferred as an honor, so choose 33rd Degree items only if that is your actual degree.

Still not sure? Contact us and we'll help you find the right pieces.

FAQs

Do I need to be a Master Mason to wear Scottish Rite regalia?

Yes. Scottish Rite degrees build on the three Blue Lodge degrees (Entered Apprentice → Fellowcraft → Master Mason), so a Mason must be a Master Mason before joining. For Blue Lodge pieces, see our Blue Lodge Regalia.

What's the difference between degree regalia and officer regalia?

Degree regalia corresponds to the degree you hold, while officer regalia is for a specific office within a Valley. Examples from our range include the 14th Degree collar and 32nd Degree apron for degrees, and the Treasurer collar and 6th Degree Intimate Secretary collar jewel for offices. What is appropriate varies by jurisdiction, so confirm with your Valley.

Which pieces should I buy for my degree?

Choose items labeled for the degree you actually hold, such as 14th, 32nd, or 33rd Degree designs. The 33rd Degree is generally conferred as an honor, so we recommend 33rd Degree items only for those who hold it.

Do colors and materials differ by jurisdiction?

They can. Examples of our styles include a 32nd Degree apron in black velvet, a 14th Degree collar in maroon velvet, and a 30th Degree mantle in red with a bicephalic eagle. Because requirements can vary by jurisdiction and Valley, check what yours expects before ordering.

Can I personalize my Scottish Rite regalia?

Most products in this collection can be customized with your name, title, or other text through our Custom Orders option. Examples include machine-embroidered apron cases and the personalizable 14th Degree ring.

What cases and storage do you carry?

We carry apron cases, headwear cases for crown caps, chain collar and jewel cases, and sash cases, so regalia can be stored and carried between meetings.

Do you carry everyday apparel and gifts, not just ceremonial regalia?

Yes. Beyond aprons, collars, and jewels, we carry t-shirts, jackets, footwear, rings, drinkware, office items, home décor, and more, all featuring Scottish Rite symbolism.

I'm not sure which pieces match my degree or Valley. Where should I start?

Start with the degree you hold and any Valley office, and check your Valley's expectations. Then contact us and we'll help point you to the right pieces.