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What is the most common jewel in the collection?

Visitors often wonder what is the most common jewel in the museum’s collections. It’s not a 14th Degree jewel or a 33rd Degree jewel—in fact, it’s not even a Scottish Rite Jewel—rather it is a jewel of the Blue Lodge.
The answer is a Past Master’s Jewel. A Past Master is one who served as a Master of a Lodge and the jewel symbolizes his term as an officer.