Silver 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 40mm by 40mm, and is available in two materials:
- The first is a base metal (brass) jewel, finished with silver plating.
- The second is crafted from 925 sterling silver, with no plating, offering a premium solid silver finish.
Both versions come with a light blue ribbon and are fitted with a long stick pin on the top bar, allowing the jewel to be securely worn on the breast.
Several elements depicted on the jewel are taken from details in the design of Freemasons' Hall: the oak leaves come from the windows in the Vestibules, the representations of Faith, Hope, and Charity come from the mosaic ceiling in the Grand Temple, and the wild roses are those depicted on the metalwork of the Shrine.
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.
