18th Degree Scottish Rite Collar – Hot Pink Moire

Description

18th Degree Scottish Rite Collar – Hot Pink Moire

Knight Rose-Croix is the degree that sits at the philosophical heart of the Scottish Rite structure. The 18th Degree carries the most developed symbolic program of any degree between the 4th and the 32nd, and the collar worn to identify that attainment follows a construction standard that the Chapter of Rose Croix has maintained through generations of Scottish Rite degree practice. This 18th Degree Scottish Rite Collar runs 110mm wide in hot pink moire ribbon with a black back, gold metal hook closure at the neck, and the Rose-Croix cross emblem centered at the collar point in the position that Knight Rose-Croix collar tradition specifies.

Hot pink moire at 110mm width creates the collar presence that Chapter of Rose Croix officer dress requires for the 18th Degree. That width across the shoulders produces the drape and visual weight that a narrower collar construction cannot achieve, and moire fabric adds the watered surface pattern that catches Chapter room lighting along the full collar length in a way that plain ribbon or satin cannot replicate. The hot pink color assignment for this collar follows the Rose-Croix degree color tradition, and the moire construction at this width carries that color with a surface depth that makes the collar read as Rose-Croix regalia immediately to every 18th Degree Mason in the Chapter room.

The Rose-Croix cross emblem at the collar point carries the gold and red construction that 18th Degree symbolic tradition has maintained for the Cross of the Knight Rose-Croix. That emblem sits at the center front point of the collar in the position where Chapter of Rose Croix ceremony and degree protocol places the primary symbol of the Knight Rose-Croix. For a Mason who received the 18th Degree under full exemplification, the placement of that emblem at the collar point connects the physical piece of regalia directly to the degree moment where the Rose-Croix symbol was first communicated.

Black backing runs the complete reverse of the collar, providing the contrast lining that frames the hot pink moire face and sits smooth against the clothing surface through extended Chapter degree work and Stated Meeting attendance without the color bleed that an unlined moire collar develops after regular folding and storage. The gold metal hook closes the collar at the neck in the fixed position that Rose-Croix collar construction requires, holding the collar drape consistently through a full Chapter of Rose Croix evening without shifting at the closure point.

For Scottish Rite 18th Degree Masons who attend Chapter of Rose Croix meetings, degree days, and formal Valley occasions where Knight Rose-Croix regalia is required, this collar carries the hot pink moire and Rose-Croix emblem combination that identifies 18th Degree attainment within the Scottish Rite degree structure without requiring any additional explanation on the Chapter room floor.

The moire ribbon holds its watered surface pattern and hot pink color depth through repeated folding and careful storage across a full Scottish Rite year without the color flattening that lesser ribbon constructions develop at fold lines after regular use.

Q: What degree is this collar designed for?

A: This collar is designed for the 18th Degree of Scottish Rite Masonry, Knight Rose-Croix, worn at Chapter of Rose Croix meetings, degree conferrals, and formal Scottish Rite Valley occasions where 18th Degree regalia is required.

Q: What width is this collar?

A: The collar runs 110mm wide across its full length, providing the drape and visual presence across the shoulders that Chapter of Rose Croix officer dress specifies for Knight Rose-Croix collar construction.

Q: What is on the back of this collar?

A: The reverse of the collar is finished in black, providing a contrast lining that sits smooth against clothing through extended Chapter ceremony and prevents the color bleed that an unlined moire collar develops after regular use.

Q: What emblem sits at the collar point?

A: The Rose-Croix cross in gold and red construction sits centered at the collar point, placing the primary symbol of the Knight Rose-Croix degree at the position that 18th Degree collar tradition specifies for the ceremonial emblem placement.

Product Features

Hot pink moire ribbon – 110mm wide Knight Rose-Croix construction Moire ribbon runs the full 110mm collar width in the hot pink color assignment that identifies 18th Degree Scottish Rite attainment, carrying the watered surface pattern that catches Chapter room lighting along the complete collar length in a way plain ribbon cannot replicate.

Rose-Croix cross emblem centered at collar point The gold and red Rose-Croix cross sits at the center front point of the collar in the position that Chapter of Rose Croix degree protocol specifies for the primary Knight Rose-Croix symbol, connecting the collar directly to the 18th Degree emblem tradition.

Black backing with gold metal hook closure Complete black reverse lining keeps the collar smooth against clothing through extended Chapter ceremony without color bleed, with a gold metal hook fixing the collar at a consistent neck position for every wearing.

Specifications:

• Degree: 18th Degree Scottish Rite, Knight Rose-Croix
• Color: Hot pink moire
• Ribbon Width: 110mm
• Back: Black
• Emblem: Rose-Croix cross, gold and red
• Closure: Gold metal hook
• Material: Moire ribbon