The Lewis Jewel Holders (Sons of Masons) is a piece of jewelry that is worn by certain members of the Freemasonry. It is typically worn by the son of a Freemason who has also become a member of the fraternity. The Lewis Jewel is named after the Lewis, which is a device used in stonemasonry to lift heavy objects.

The Lewis Jewel consists of two bars, one of which is shorter than the other and has a square hole in the center. The longer bar is inscribed with the name of the son’s father and the shorter bar with the son’s name. The two bars are connected by a chain, and the square hole in the shorter bar is designed to hold a stone or other heavy object.

The Lewis Jewel is a symbol of the strong bond between a father and his son, and represents the idea of lifting heavy burdens together. It is considered a significant honor to wear the Lewis Jewel, and it is typically only awarded to those who have demonstrated a strong commitment to the values and principles of Freemasonry.

Below we are pleased to honor our Lewis Jewel Holders (Sons of Masons).