The Robert Burns Master's Jewel

The Original Robert Burns' Master's Jewel, worn as he served as Depute Master of St. James - Tarbolton Lodge, in Tarbolton Scotland.

In honor or his 259th Birthday, we have been working with members of Lodge Tarbolton (Kilwinning) St. James No. 135 to create this official replica with their permission.

Robert Burns (25 January 1759 – 21 July 1796)

Our  light antique finish (shown above and below) is temporarily unavailable,  my apologies, we are only able to offer black antiquing at this time.

Here is the jewel hanging on one of our hand made silver chains.

The original is on display in the lodge museum at Tarbolton, these photos of the original were taken in person at a Third Degree meeting in March 2017.

These jewels are 2 1/2" wide and weigh one ounce in sterling silver.

The above image shows our original black antiquing, currently the only finish available (due to temporary location restrictions).

Painting, The Initiation of Robert Burns