Masonic gift sets: three pieces, one parcel
Put together for the nights Masons actually mark. Each set ships together and costs less than the three pieces bought apart.
A gift set solves the problem of buying for a Mason when you know the occasion but not the piece. The three sets here pair the pieces that belong together for each occasion, so the choosing is already done. Each is priced below the sum of its parts, and each arrives as one parcel.
The Raising Set is the ring, the wallet and the journal, the three things a newly raised Master Mason will use from his first meeting on. The Masonic Dad Set is the tee, the hoodie and the grilling apron, for Father’s Day. The Festive Board Set is the three engraved glasses, whiskey, wine and pint, for the Brother who hosts or for a Lodge bar.
Choose the occasion
Each card shows the set price. The individual pieces are on their category pages.
For the newly raised
The Raising Set
Signet ring, engraved bifold, and engraved journal in one parcel, for less than the three apart. The gift for a newly raised Master Mason.
Three pieces · for Dad
The Masonic Dad Set
Tee, hoodie, and grilling apron, all carrying the same gold square and compasses, for less than the three apart.
Three glasses, one toast
The Festive Board Set
Engraved wine, whiskey, and pint glasses in one parcel, for less than buying them separately. For the cabinet or the lodge bar.
Who gives which set
The Raising Set is given by a mentor, a family or a Lodge on the night a Brother is raised. If the Lodge presents it, the natural moment is the festive board after the degree. Check ring size first: the signet ring runs 6 to 8, sized for the little finger. If the size is unknown, the pieces can be bought separately from the jewelry page without the ring.
The Masonic Dad Set is the Father’s Day and birthday parcel. The tee and hoodie come in five colors and S to 3XL, and the apron is one size. The Father’s Day page pairs it with a glass.
The Festive Board Set is for the Brother who hosts the after-meeting gathering, or for a Lodge that keeps a bar. Every glass is laser-engraved with the square and compasses; hand washing is recommended to protect the engraving.
Sets and personalization
The sets ship as photographed with the emblem only. If you want his name and Lodge on a glass or a board, choose the individual piece from the Personalized page instead. Most pieces are made and shipped in the United States, and each set’s listing shows its processing time before you buy.
Before you order
Can I swap a piece in a set?
The sets are fixed so they can be priced below the separate pieces. If one piece does not suit, buy the other two from their category pages; the difference is small and the choice is yours.
Does the Raising Set ring come in other sizes?
The signet ring runs in sizes 6, 7 and 8, the little-finger range. If his size is outside that, buy the bifold and the journal separately and choose another piece for the third.
Do the sets arrive gift-wrapped?
Each set arrives together as one parcel in protective packaging, not gift-wrapped. The Masonic Christmas wrapping paper on the Christmas page is the shop’s own wrap if you want it under the tree.
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.