The Craft Past Master's Collar is worn by Brethren who have been through the chair as Worshipful Master and are now Past Master (PM) or Immediate Past Master (IPM). It is distinguished from an Officers Collar by the silver ribboning running down the centre length of the collar.
The Entered Apprentice (EA) Apron is the first piece of regalia any Freemason will need. Presented to the Candidate on Initiation into the First Degree, the Initiates Apron conveys innocence and purity and is the first honourable badge of a mason. Leather and imitation options available.
The Master Mason (MM) Apron represents the completion of the Craft and is presented to the candidate in the Raising Ceremony, or Third Degree, in which one is Raised to the status of Master Mason. Leather and imitation options available.
The Metropolitan Past Active Collar Jewel is required for those who have formally held an active office in the Metropolitan Grand Lodge along with the corresponding regalia (linked below).
The Tercentenary Breast Jewel celebrates the 300th anniversary of the United Grand Lodge of England. For a time it was to be worn by those who were Masons in 2017 but is now able to be worn by any and all Freemasons.
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