Chapter Officer Collar - Royal Ark Mariner (Scottish Constitution)

The Chapter Officer Collar – Royal Ark Mariner (Scottish Constitution) is a distinguished piece of regalia, designed to honor the office and responsibilities of Royal Ark Mariner Chapter Officers while reflecting the traditions of the Scottish Constitution. Crafted with precision and respect for Masonic heritage, this collar is a symbol of service, leadership, and commitment within the Order.

Made from high-quality moiré ribbon in the traditional sky-blue and crimson colors of the Royal Ark Mariner, the collar embodies harmony, unity, and dedication. The wide, tapered V-shape ensures it drapes comfortably over the shoulders, presenting a dignified appearance during Chapter meetings, installations, and official ceremonies.

The edges are expertly stitched and reinforced to maintain structure and durability over years of service. At the base, the collar is fitted with a strong metal jewel hook or swivel clasp, designed to securely hold the Officer’s Jewel, ensuring it remains prominently displayed at all times.

Adhering to the Scottish Constitution’s regalia standards, this collar features accurate proportions, color tones, and finishing details that reflect the unique heritage of the jurisdiction. It serves not only as a mark of office but also as a visual reminder of the Royal Ark Mariner’s teachings, inspired by the ark of salvation, the covenant, and the moral values symbolized within the degree.

Key Features:

Material: Luxurious moiré ribbon for a rich, ceremonial finish

Colors: Traditional Royal Ark Mariner sky-blue and crimson

Design: Wide, tapered V-shape for an elegant drape and comfortable wear

Construction: Reinforced stitching for lasting durability

Fittings: Sturdy metal jewel hook or clasp for secure jewel display

Standards: Fully compliant with Scottish Constitution regalia guidelines

Use: Suitable for all Chapter Officers during meetings, installations, and formal events

The Chapter Officer Collar – Royal Ark Mariner (Scottish Constitution) is more than just a ceremonial accessory—it is a mark of honor, tradition, and service within one of Freemasonry’s most symbolic and storied Orders.