Masonic Christmas: the tree, the stocking and the stuffers
Square and compasses in gold on Christmas red. For the Brother’s tree, and for the Lodge Christmas party.
A Mason’s Christmas has a few fixtures of its own: the Lodge Christmas party, the ornament on the tree, and the stocking on the mantel. The pieces on this page are built for exactly those. The stocking carries a Fair Isle band of square and compasses, snowflakes and chevrons over deep red, with a large gold emblem below it and room inside for the socks and the flask.
There are three ornaments to choose from: engraved crystal that catches the tree lights, a metal ornament in gold on near-black, and a glossy ceramic one in Christmas red. Stocking stuffers from elsewhere on the site are collected at the bottom.
Ornaments and the stocking
Three ornaments to choose from, and the Fair Isle stocking for the mantel.
For the tree
Engraved crystal ornament
The square and compasses engraved at the heart of clear crystal. Catches the tree lights like cut glass.
For the tree
Metal Christmas ornament
The square and compasses in gold on a near-black metal face, with a fine ribbon. Earns its place on the tree.
For the tree
Ceramic Christmas ornament
Glossy Christmas red with a gold emblem inside a thin gold ring, printed both sides. Circle, star, or heart.
For the mantel
Fair Isle Christmas stocking
A knit-style cuff of square and compasses, snowflakes, and chevrons over deep red. Room for the socks and the flask.
Small enough for the stocking
Socks, the flask, the keychain and the poker deck. Under fifty dollars each.
For the keys
Stainless steel keychain, engraved
A solid steel keychain with the square and compasses in a clean line finish. The easy add-on to any parcel.
For the jacket pocket
Stainless steel hip flask, 6 oz
Slim enough for a jacket pocket. Square and compasses on white, green, royal blue or navy.
For the stocking
Square and compasses crew socks
A repeating gold emblem pattern on near-black. The club-tie treatment, crew height. Sharp under a suit.
For lodge game night
Poker playing cards, 52-card deck
The emblem on the back of every card, two jokers, boxed. For the night the lodge plays instead of labors.
Christmas gifts for a Mason
The ornament is the gift for the tree. If he already has the crystal one, the metal and ceramic versions are different enough to hang beside it. The stocking is the one piece on this page that is clearly his and not the household’s, and it comes out every December.
For a larger gift, the personalized whiskey glass with his name and Lodge number is the Christmas piece that is his and nobody else’s, and the engraved charcuterie board is the parcel for the Brother who hosts.
For the Lodge Christmas party
For a table gift, the ceramic or metal ornament works one per Brother. For a Lodge that runs a Christmas raffle, the engraved whiskey glass and the poker deck both work as prizes. Message the shop on Etsy with the count before ordering, and read the Lodge orders guide for how to send the details. Most pieces are made and shipped in the United States, and December processing times are on each listing.
Before you order
When is the last day to order for Christmas delivery?
It depends on the piece. Each Etsy listing shows its current processing time and the shipping estimate for your address; add a week of margin in December. Ornaments ship fastest.
Can an ornament be engraved with a name and year?
The crystal ornament carries the emblem only. For a dated keepsake, the personalized whiskey glass or slate plaque on the Personalized page takes a name and year.
Where are the pieces made and shipped from?
Most pieces are made and shipped in the United States. Each Etsy listing shows the current processing time and the shipping options for your address before you buy.
Is Meet Upon The Level connected to a Grand Lodge?
No. Meet Upon The Level is an independent shop run by a Freemason for Brethren and their families. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any Grand Lodge, and every order is placed and paid for through Etsy.