MARK REGALIA

These are two examples of Mark jewels. That on the right is an ordinary member's Mark Jewel; that on the far right, a Past Mark Master's Jewel.

The jewel on the right is another a Past Mark Master's Jewel. This one was commissioned specially by Isis Mark Lodge No. 8. and their emblem is depicted on the enamel keystone appended to the ribbon.

The jewel on the far right is that of Taquah Mark Lodge No. 614. It's symbology is unusual for masonic items - an elephant and a palm tree - and refer to Taquah (or Tarkwa) in Ghana, a well established gold-mining community. The jewel is dated 1910. The elephant and palm tree reflect the importance of these items in the local economy and social infrastructure.

The jewel on the right is another a Past Mark Master's Jewel. This one was commissioned specially by Nephhys Mark Lodge No. 8. and their emblem is depicted on the enamel plaque appended to the ribbon.