Hall Stone Centenary Building Jewel
Description
This individual jewel may be worn in any Craft or Royal Arch meeting by a Brother or Companion who has made the qualifying donation to the Centenary Hall Stone Appeal.
The jewel measures approximately 42mm by 42mm, and is available in three materials:
- The first is a base metal (brass) jewel, finished with gold plating.
- The second is a silver-gilt jewel, made from 925 sterling silver with gold plating.
- The third is a premium jewel crafted from 9ct gold. Price on application (around £6000-£8000). Please add to basket and check out for cost enquiry. Allow 6-8 weeks for delivery post acceptance.
All three versions come with a dark blue ribbon and are fitted with a long stick pin on the top bar, allowing the jewel to be securely worn on the breast.
The design of this jewel is a modernised version of the original Hall Stone Jewel from the Masonic Million Appeal of the 1920s, which raised the funds to build Freemasons’ Hall.
This jewel is a distinguished symbol of support for the Centenary Hall Stone Appeal, representing a Freemason’s valued commitment to supporting Masonic halls throughout the Constitution.
