Masonic jewelry and leather goods
The pieces that go with him every day: the cufflinks, the tie, the wallet, the keys.
A Mason’s jewelry is quiet by tradition. The cufflinks only show when the jacket comes off, the tie reads as a pattern from across the room, and the wallet is seen by nobody but him. That is the point. These pieces are for the Brother himself more than for the room, and they are the ones that get worn for years.
The cufflinks come in gold plate or stainless steel and are the finishing touch for installation night. The two neckties are the navy square and compasses lattice and the deep red Royal Arch keystone tie. The leather pieces are vegan leather with the emblem engraved into the grain, revealing gold beneath.
Cufflinks, wallets, ties and travel
Sorted by price. Every piece is ready-made and ships as photographed.
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
Vegan leather card holder
Slim saffiano-textured case, deep black, gold square and compasses. For business cards or a few essentials.
For the traveling Brother
Passport holder
Near-black with a gold square and compasses. Keeps the passport and boarding pass sharp and in one place.
For lodge night
Square and compasses necktie
Deep navy with a fine repeating lattice in muted gold. Reads as a pattern across the room, as the emblem up close.
For the Chapter
Royal Arch keystone necktie
Deep red with small gold keystones down the length and the HTWSSTKS keystone on the blade. Printed, not embroidered. For Chapter night.
For the back pocket
Engraved vegan leather bifold
The emblem engraved into a richly textured bifold. Card slots, bill fold, and a mark only a Brother reads.
For installation night
Engraved cufflinks
Square and compasses in a clean engraved-line finish. Gold plated or stainless steel. The finishing touch for the tux.
Choosing for him
For a newly raised Brother. The engraved bifold is the piece that needs no size, and a mentor or the Worshipful Master may present it at the festive board after the degree. The shop does not currently list a ring; the raising page has the rest.
For the officer line. Cufflinks and the necktie are the two pieces that work under a tux or a dark suit at installation. The tie is a fine lattice in muted gold on navy: it reads as a pattern from across the room and as the emblem up close. The Royal Arch tie is the Chapter counterpart, deep red with gold keystones and the HTWSSTKS keystone on the blade.
For the traveling Brother. The passport holder and the card holder are the pair for the Brother who visits Lodges out of state. The passport holder keeps the dues card in the same place as the passport, and the card holder carries a few essentials in the jacket pocket.
How the leather pieces are made
The wallet and card holder are vegan leather with a textured grain. The square and compasses are laser-engraved through the black surface to a gold layer beneath, so the emblem is part of the material rather than printed on top of it. They wear in rather than wear out. Most pieces are made and shipped in the United States, and each listing shows its processing time before you buy.
Before you order
Are the cufflinks solid gold?
No. They are offered in gold plate over a base metal or in stainless steel, both with the same engraved-line square and compasses. The stainless option is the harder-wearing of the two.
Is the leather real?
The wallet and card holder are vegan leather with a textured finish. The emblem is engraved, not stamped.
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.