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Past Grand Steward’s Jewel

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Rule 245
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Past Grand Steward's Jewel
Symbolism in Masonic Regalia
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The Past Grand Steward’s Jewel is a distinctive emblem used within Masonic traditions, specifically denoting the rank of Past Grand Steward. It mirrors the design of the Grand Steward’s Jewel, with the key difference being the setting; the Past Grand Steward’s emblem is enclosed in a crimson enamelled oval medal rather than a double circle. This change in design signifies the transition from the active role of Grand Steward to the honorary status of Past Grand Steward. The jewel serves as a symbol of service and dedication to the Masonic fraternity, recognizing the contributions made during the steward's term. It is essential for members to understand the significance of this jewel, as it reflects both rank and the responsibilities associated with Masonic stewardship. Adherence to the established guidelines regarding the jewel's design and presentation is crucial for maintaining uniformity and respect within Masonic ceremonies and functions.

Created:

December 4th, 2025

Last Updated:

February 10th, 2026

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The jewel of a Past Grand Steward is the same as that of a Grand Steward save that the emblem is enclosed in a crimson enamelled oval medal instead of within a double circle.