Shriners Chain Collar Red Yellow Green Velvet – Tricolor Gold Finish Links

Description

Shriners Chain Collar Red Yellow Green Velvet – Tricolor Gold Finish Links

Shrine ceremony carries a color tradition that sets it apart from every other body in Freemasonry, and the collar worn in that room should reflect that distinction without compromise. Shriners Chain Collar Red Yellow Green Velvet builds its presence from three concentric velvet bands layered from the outer edge inward, bright red on the outside, warm gold yellow in the middle, and deep forest green at the inner edge, running the full length of both collar arms from shoulder to the front point where they converge in a clean V. Gold finish links connect the construction and complete the collar in the metallic finish that Shrine formal wear requires.

That tricolor combination is not incidental. Red, yellow, and green carry symbolic weight within the Shrine tradition, and wearing them layered in the correct order and proportion communicates membership and rank to every Brother in the room before the ceremony begins. The velvet used for each band delivers depth of color that flat woven ribbon cannot match, with each shade absorbing light differently so the three bands read as distinct layers rather than blending into a single impression at a distance. Bright red sits wide at the outer edge, commanding the most visual space across the collar’s width. Gold yellow narrows toward the center, and deep forest green closes the inner edge against the neckline in a color that grounds the warmer tones beside it.

Gold finish links run through the collar construction, catching light as the Brother moves through the Shrine room and adding a metallic element that connects the velvet collar to the formal regalia tradition of the organization. Beautiful links at this finish level hold their warm gold tone through repeated ceremonial handling without the dulling that affects lower-grade metallic finishes when they are exposed to storage and wear over time. The standard chain collar size fits the shoulders correctly across the range of Brothers who wear Shrine regalia, draping with even arm lengths at the front so the collar sits symmetrically through the full ceremony.

High-quality materials run through every element of the construction, from the velvet selection for each of the three color bands to the gold finish applied to the link work. Shrine ceremony dress, formal Shrine regalia, officer collar tradition, noble ceremony presentation, and Masonic chain collar standards all describe the occasions this collar is built to honor with the correct color authority that the Shrine demands.

The three velvet bands hold their individual color definition along the full length of both collar arms without the edges blending or the middle band narrowing unevenly between shoulder and front point.

Product Features

Tricolor velvet backing with red, yellow, and green concentric bands

Three distinct velvet bands layer from the outer edge inward in bright red, warm gold yellow, and deep forest green, running the complete length of both collar arms in the color combination that Shrine ceremony tradition carries.

Deep forest green inner band closing the neckline edge

The innermost band in rich forest green grounds the collar’s warmer tones at the neckline, completing the tricolor construction with a color that reads as a deliberate third layer rather than a border detail.

Gold finish links through the collar construction

Gold finish link work runs through the collar, catching ceremony room light as the Brother moves and holding a warm metallic tone through repeated handling and storage without dulling against the velvet backing beside it.

Standard chain collar size for correct ceremonial drape

Built to standard chain collar dimensions, the collar drapes over the shoulders with even arm lengths at the front, sitting symmetrically throughout the full Shrine ceremony without requiring positional adjustment.

Specifications

• Material: Gold finish, red velvet, yellow velvet, green velvet
• Design: Tricolor velvet backing with gold finish links
• Color Order: Red outer, yellow middle, green inner
• Size: Standard chain collar size

FAQ

Q: Which organization is this chain collar made for?

A: This collar is made for members of the Shriners, carrying the red, yellow, and green tricolor velvet combination that identifies Shrine formal regalia within the ceremony room.

Q: What is the order of the three velvet colors on the collar?

A: Bright red sits at the outer edge, warm gold yellow runs the middle band, and deep forest green closes the inner edge at the neckline, layered in that order along the full length of both collar arms.

Q: Does the gold finish on the links hold its color over time?

A: Yes. The gold finish applied to the collar links is selected for high-quality materials that maintain their warm tone through repeated ceremonial handling and storage without dulling against the velvet backing.

Q: What size is this collar and will it fit standard Shrine regalia?

A: The collar is built to standard chain collar size, fitting the shoulders correctly across the range of Brothers who wear Shrine regalia and draping with even arm lengths at the front throughout the ceremony.