32nd Degree Scottish Rite Collar – Black Moiré Silver Braid Double Eagle

Description

32nd Degree Scottish Rite Collar – Black Moiré Silver Braid Double Eagle

32nd Degree Scottish Rite collar for Master of the Royal Secret occupies a position at the summit of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite’s Consistory structure, and this piece presents that standing with the ornamental authority the degree demands. Black moiré ribbon forms the full four-inch wide collar body, and the watermark pattern woven into the fabric surface gives the collar a dimensional depth that plain grosgrain or satin alternatives cannot achieve at this senior officer grade. Silver braid runs the complete outer edge at 14 millimeters width, framing the black moiré field with a bright metallic border that reads with clarity under Consistory room lighting and distinguishes the 32nd Degree collar from every lower degree collar in the Scottish Rite progression.

Five embroidered badges are positioned across the full collar fall with the deliberate arrangement that AASR degree tradition maintains for this collar configuration. The large double-headed eagle badge at the fall point anchors the assembly, rendered in white, silver, and gold with the number 32 positioned directly below it — the defining symbol of the 32nd Degree, immediately recognizable to every Master of the Royal Secret in the room. Above it, four additional badges fill the upper collar arms: a gold eight-pointed star compass rose on the upper left, a gold and red Maltese cross on the upper right, a multicolor circular rosette medallion on the center left, and a gold starburst with red rose center on the center right. Each badge is hand finished to the highest standard using finest quality gold and silver embroidery, with the dimensional depth that hand work in metallic thread produces.

The embroidery standard across all five badges reflects the investment appropriate to 32nd Degree collar wear. Gold and silver metallic threads carry the light response that synthetic alternatives cannot replicate, and the hand finishing ensures each badge’s border definition and internal color fill hold their integrity through years of Scottish Rite Chapter and Consistory attendance. A stitched silver metal hook provides clean collar attachment, and a jewel clip allows the Master of the Royal Secret to complete his full regalia assembly with the appropriate 32nd Degree jewel for formal occasions.

Red fabric lining at the inner neck band provides the formal contrast visible at the collar edge, and the black inner back surface maintains the collar’s composed reverse finish against formal dress wear. At four inches wide, the moiré ribbon fall carries the correct proportion for Scottish Rite senior degree collar wear, wide enough to accommodate the five-badge arrangement at their full embroidered sizes without crowding the 14-millimeter silver braid border.

For a brother who has received the 32nd Degree and attends Consistory occasions regularly, the collar worn at those gatherings communicates the full span of his Scottish Rite progression. Every badge on this collar places a degree symbol in its correct position within the AASR framework, and the double-headed eagle at the fall point confirms the Master of the Royal Secret standing that the 32nd Degree confers.

The 14-millimeter silver braid border holds its bright metallic finish through active Consistory wear and careful storage, maintaining the collar’s full ceremonial presence across the complete span of a Scottish Rite member’s active service.

Product Features

Double-headed eagle badge with 32 at fall point

The defining symbol of the 32nd Degree Master of the Royal Secret, hand embroidered in white, silver, and gold at the base of the V-fall where it anchors the full five-badge collar arrangement and identifies degree standing immediately.

Five badge arrangement across full collar fall

Gold eight-pointed star, gold and red Maltese cross, multicolor circular rosette, gold starburst with red rose center, and double-headed eagle — each hand finished to the highest embroidery standard using finest quality gold and silver threads.

14mm silver braid border along full collar outer edge

Bright metallic silver braid runs the complete perimeter of the collar fall, framing the black moiré field with a defined silver border that reads clearly under Consistory room lighting and distinguishes 32nd Degree grade.

Black moiré ribbon body, four inches wide

Watermark-patterned moiré weave in black forms the full four-inch wide collar fall, providing the textured dimensional depth that distinguishes senior Scottish Rite collar presentation from plain ribbon alternatives.

Finest quality gold and silver embroidery throughout

All five badges are hand finished using finest quality gold and silver metallic threads, producing the light response and dimensional quality that synthetic embroidery cannot replicate at this degree of Scottish Rite officer wear.

Stitched silver metal hook and jewel attachment clip

Silver metal hook provides clean collar attachment, and a jewel clip allows the brother to complete his regalia assembly with the appropriate 32nd Degree jewel for formal Consistory and Scottish Rite occasions.

Specifications

• Color: Black moiré ribbon body
• Ribbon width: 4 inches
• Braid: 14mm silver braid, full outer edge
• Inner lining: Red fabric at neck band, black reverse
• Badge at fall point: Double-headed eagle with 32, white, silver, and gold
• Upper left badge: Gold eight-pointed star compass rose
• Upper right badge: Gold and red Maltese cross
• Center left badge: Multicolor circular rosette medallion
• Center right badge: Gold starburst with red rose center
• Embroidery: Finest quality gold and silver, hand finished
• Attachment: Stitched silver metal hook
• Jewel clip: Included
• Degree: 32nd Degree — Master of the Royal Secret
• Order: Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite (AASR)

FAQ

Q: Which degree and order is this collar made for?

A: This collar is made for the 32nd Degree Master of the Royal Secret of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. The double-headed eagle with 32 at the fall point and the five-badge arrangement confirm that degree and order affiliation directly.

Q: How many badges are on this collar and what do they represent?

A: Five badges are positioned across the collar fall — a gold eight-pointed star, a gold and red Maltese cross, a multicolor rosette medallion, a gold starburst with red rose center, and the double-headed eagle with 32 at the fall point. Each badge places a Scottish Rite degree symbol in its correct position within the AASR framework.

Q: Is the embroidery hand finished or machine applied?

A: All five badges are hand finished to a very high standard using finest quality gold and silver metallic threads. Hand finishing produces the dimensional depth and light response that machine embroidery cannot replicate at this level of Scottish Rite officer collar wear.

Q: What is the width of the collar ribbon and the silver braid border?

A: The collar ribbon measures four inches wide, and the silver braid border runs at 14 millimeters along the full outer collar edge. This combination accommodates the five-badge arrangement at their correct embroidered proportions within the black moiré field.

Q: Does a jewel clip come included with the collar?

A: Yes. A clip for attachment of the 32nd Degree jewel is included with the collar, along with a stitched silver metal hook for collar attachment, allowing the brother to complete his full regalia assembly for formal Consistory and Scottish Rite occasions.