2.1.3 Jewels of Grand Officers
The jewels of the Grand Officers shall be as follows:
- a. Grand Master - the compasses extended to 45° with the segment of a circle at the points, and a gold plate included, on which is represented an eye eradiated, with a triangle, also eradiated.
- b. Deputy Grand Master - the Square and Compasses united, with a five-pointed star in the center.
- c. Senior Grand Warden - the level.
- d. Junior Grand Warden - the plumb.
- e. Grand Treasurer - crossed keys.
- f. Grand Secretary - crossed pens.
- g. Assistant Grand Secretary - single pen.
- h. District Deputy Grand Masters - the compasses extended to 45¡ with the segment of a circle at the points, with a crescent moon in the center.
- i. Grand Chaplain - open Bible.
- j. Grand Marshal - crossed rods.
- k. Grand Lecturer - forty-seventh problem of Euclid.
- l. Director of Masonic Education - the Lamp of Knowledge.
- m. Forum Director - Square and Compasses with two columns and sun radiating beams of light.
- n. Grand Historian - open book.
- o. Grand Curator/Librarian - crossed key & feather.
- p. Grand Deacons - dove and olive branch.
- q. Grand Stewards - cornucopia.
- r. Grand Sword Bearer - crossed swords.
- s. Grand Pursuivant - a rod and a sword crossed, bearing arms of the Grand Lodge.
- t. Grand Musical Director - lyre.
- u. Grand Standard Bearer - a banner hanging from a crossed staff.
- v. Grand Tiler - sword.
The jewels of the Grand Officers, excepting those of the Grand Master, the Deputy Grand Master, and the District Deputy Grand Masters, shall be enclosed within a wreath.
Amended November 17, 1990; November 16, 1996.