A Masonic regalia collar and pendant jewel, likely associated with the Royal Order of Scotland or a Royal Arch Chapter. The collar is of pointed, V-shaped form, constructed from a crimson-coloured ribbed silk? or synthetic fabric with a cream-coloured lining to the reverse. The front bib is decorated with a central twisted brown cord embellishment terminating in a circular textured metal boss. Suspended from the apex by a small ring is a gilt-metal effect pendant jewel. The jewel features an openwork equilateral triangle frame enclosing a detailed cornucopia, or horn of plenty, overflowing with fruit and floral motifs, which identifies the Masonic office of Steward. The fabric is gathered at the nape and shows a pointed construction at the front. No maker marks or inscriptions are legible on the metalwork or the textile components.
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